Sentence examples for has commanded such from inspiring English sources

It is not often in the Arab world that a declared democrat has commanded such popular support.

Astonishing creative powers, perfect love, tragic loss, heroic bravery, a recognisable human failure, noble grief, ignominious death, final union: it's easy to see why the Orpheus story has commanded such interest over the centuries.

After the flight, Lindbergh wrote that "no man before me had commanded such freedom of movement over earth".

Would he have commanded such fees purely on the strength of his mayoral performance as of Sept. 10, 2001, splendid as many thought it to have been?

The strategy Vardi (also a friend) employed for Mirabilis was sound, but could ICQ have commanded such a price a few years later?

He is 28— a year younger than Crawford was last year — and had he continued that torrid pace, uninterrupted by injuries, Reyes might have commanded such a deal.

Considered chiefly in relation to his wife, whose dramatic persona, literary genius and recurring mental illness have commanded such attention, he has been alternately hailed as the ideal feminist helpmeet and nursemaid, and excoriated as the controlling, repressive force that smothered her.

In a profession notorious for microscopic preoccupations, few historians have ever commanded such a wide field in such detail or with such authority.

Compared with the premium that some stocks have commanded in privatization moves, such as the 18% Brookfield bid for Trizec in early June, it seems obvious that neither Centro Watt nor Heritage thought there was much more upside in HTG shares.

Gabranth loathes himself for the framing of his brother and the horrible tasks Vayne and the Empire have commanded him to do, such as killing Drace to prove his loyalty to Vayne after his rise to power.

Mainstream figures such as Paul Krugman and Greg Mankiw have commanded large online audiences for years, audiences which include many of their peers.