Sentence examples for might have commanded from inspiring English sources

It might have commanded a higher price if it weren't so cumbersome to move.

Mr. Crigler might have commanded a Lower East Side stage, but this movie belongs to his family.

And if the stories in "Sister" are any indication, she might have commanded a bundle for it.

He is 28— a year younger than Crawford was last year — and had he continued that torrid pace, uninterrupted by injuries, Reyes might have commanded such a deal.

As a result, its total value is $56 billion, rather than the $115 billion it might have commanded (a DOG factor of 51%).

Author contends that several officers other than Patton might have commanded the Third Army, but nobody but Dreiser could have written "Sister Carrie".

He might not have commanded enough industry muscle to make Miles Ahead, either.

Industry analysts said such a lawsuit might not have commanded as much attention a few years ago.

Joseph Gordon-Levitt, playing French daredevil Philippe Petit, isn't the kind of A-list name these epic true-life stories might once have commanded, but that doesn't explain the scale of the flop.

He might not have command of the briefing books, but there was a philosophy there.

In the possible world in which God issues a command to φ, there is a moral state of affairs its being obligatory to φ which lacks a justification (for the action is subsumed under no other divine command) and is not necessary (for God might have failed to command the action).