Sentence examples for in that command from inspiring English sources

While in that command he was particularly zealous in apprehending slavers; his book, Africa and the American Flag (1854), is considered to have influenced public opinion away from traffic in slaves.

As women athletes we spend our time in venues that command great respect.

Taken together, the use of trigger and gating neurons might constitute a common organization in circuits that command specific movements downstream of a sensory stimulus.

Covers well and astutely diagnoses run play designs, but isn't dynamic in the facets that command big bucks.

More of their activities are on display in the vitrines that command so much of the exhibition space.

But this requires a reliable and well-funded immigration bureaucracy in Britain that commands public confidence – something that the UK Border Agency can only aspire to at present.

The central bank is not statutorily independent, but it is fairly autonomous and one of the few bodies in India that commands widespread respect.

Take pride in your appearance and present yourself in a way that commands respect.

Deliver the introductory speech in a way that commands attention and incites audience interest in the guest speaker.

There's gravitas in Devane's demeanor and an authority in his voice that commands attention and respect.

And then an older woman spoke in a voice that commanded everyone's attention.