Sentence examples for hoping to command from inspiring English sources

Whether connected or not, Santayana later came to identify himself as an intellectual vagabond or tramp, not isolated in the specific perspectives of an ideology, hosted by the world, and devoted to spiritual disciplines that "appear irresponsible to philosophers hoping to command representative or some otherwise privileged authority at the center of society" (Levinson, 167).

The Democrats hope to command the fast-growing Latino vote for the foreseeable future.

I imagine myself sitting down to episode two armed with more background than my wife could hope to command.

In his lack of fear, and his willingness to hurt others, Salvio possessed an aura of danger and authority I could never hope to command for myself.

Together with previous reporting on a particularly heated presidential contest, it sows strong doubts about whether, when and how politicians today can hope to command fidelity.

Together with the previous reporting on a particularly heated presidential contest, it sows strong doubts about whether, when and how politicians today can hope to command fidelity".

REUTERS   Firms Vie for Dutch Grocer  |  Bain and BC Partners, two private equity firms, have made it to the second round of bidding for the Dutch supermarket chain C1000, which hopes to command up to $1.4 billion in a sale, Reuters reports.

By organizing one of President Bush's core constituencies to advocate for Israel, the group's leaders say they hope to command the attention of the White House when Israel's vital interests are at stake.

There has been, I think, reticence among some late-stage startups to delay an IPO until their internal metrics better match the valuation that they hope to command from the public; if you let your valuation accelerate outside of your metrics, you can always work for a year and then hit go when the math adds up.

He had hoped to command No. 1 Squadron AFC in Palestine but received an adverse report concerning his leadership abilities, and the position went to Richard Williams.

He seemed a bit agog at the showing for Noyce, which was the sort of thing Jobs could not then have hoped to command.