Sentence examples similar to inconspicuous yet commanding from inspiring English sources

In a company, the head of a department bullies his staff, yet commands total loyalty.

At this early stage, none of the announced candidates yet command complete confidence.

None of his rivals yet commands quite enough support within UMNO or among voters.

Her nerves could not yet command the face, which was still swollen.

He was standing behind them, inconspicuous yet committed, as though wearing suburban camouflage.

Rising 65 metres, the minaret is far from inconspicuous, yet such is its remoteness that rumours of its existence only reached the west in 1944.

She prefers to remain inconspicuous, yet hints with mischief that that desire is the "hallmark of the predator who prefers to be watcher, not watched.

Here is a spectacular Le Cannet landscape, from 1943, in the Met's Lehman Collection (that somewhat inconspicuous yet singularly exquisite and diverse cornucopia tucked away at the back of the museum).

All you need to do is delete it, then open a few inconspicuous yet connected webpages that can explain the two hours you spent on the laptop last night in your room.

In action Mr. van Zweden is kinetic yet precise in his cues, commanding yet encouraging.

The Barbican is not lovable, yet it commands respect.