Sentence examples for it should command from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the real question here is what we mean when we use the word "classic," and how much reverence it should command.

The question of the movie is why Kate feels cynical about her job, whether she knows the value — the aesthetic value — of the furniture she sells, or merely the price it should command.

Macalaren, Joseph Yes but only if you cut off all ties with that dreadful country across the Atlantic, start teaching French and German from age six onwards and embrace our European cousins with the enthusiasm it should command.

It should command the study and respect of anyone interested in the conduct of American politics, regardless of one's views on the issues.

A pop-star of Madonna's reputation should be seeking attention, but they should command it through brilliant pop songs which evolve with the fans.

China may not get what it thinks its growing wealth and power should command.

Great Britain was alarmed by this expansion of France in peacetime and found it scarcely tolerable that one state should command the coastline of the Continent from Genoa to Antwerp.

In a statement on News International's website, Sun editor Dominic Mohan said it was "a workable solution which should command public confidence".

Still, it's a sober moment that should command your attention.

If it receives the green light, the Grand Coupe should command prices in the high $300,000 neighbourhood in the US.

Williams says that the firm should command a higher multiple as it gets rid of its commodity-based businesses.