Sentence examples for he commanded himself from inspiring English sources
When approaching sastrugi, he commanded himself to "attack, attack, attack".
So he commanded himself to cry, to be part of this sorrow his brother and sister were sharing.
It is argued that, if divine command theory is accepted, God's obligations would be what he commanded himself to do; the concept of God commanding himself is seen as incoherent.
Neither could God hold any virtues, as a virtue would be the disposition to follow his own commands – if he cannot logically command himself, then he cannot logically have any virtues.
"Relax!" he commanded, to both himself and the audience.
"Give them the profile, lots of profile," the conductor commands himself as he launches into the Liebestod from "Tristan und Isolde".
He feels a rush of self-reproach, before commanding himself to be still and listen.
He distinguished himself at the Battle of Bunker Hill in June 1775, but at the Battle of Long Island he commanded the divisions in Brooklyn that were defeated.
