Sentence examples for is not commanding from inspiring English sources
Polls show Mr. Bush ahead, but his lead is not commanding.
The big question for Mr. Stern now, of course, is whether anyone will listen to him or care what he thinks if he is not commanding a multimillion-dollar budget or emerging from a chauffeured city car dressed as King Neptune.
These standards that we learn from reason apply also to God, so that we can use them to judge what God is and is not commanding us to do.
But he is not commanding and he is not handsome.
Chris Smalling The centre-back is not commanding and carries scant goal-threat unlike, say, Liverpool's Virgil van Dijk.
The beard has a long history in the Islamic world, but as with the Amish, the tradition is not commanded by Scripture.
But isn't commanding thanks awkward?
That said, the UK isn't commanding its empire while sipping brandy in a regal club house.
But advising was not commanding.
One of its recent young laureates is this compelling Russian musician (who started out as an accordion player), who composes when he's not commanding the keyboard.
His art teacher was Richard Hayman, who, when he was not commanding the school's busy art room, could be found ranging soccer fields and cricket pitches.
