Sentence examples for minded to command from inspiring English sources

It was an irony that the Thatcher circle, which preached a libertarianism imperfectly learned from its Adam Smith Institute and Institute of Economic Affairs mentors, was naturally interventionist and minded to command.

Jennifer wrote, "I now direct currents of my higher psychic mind to command my guardian angel to work through my skin and contact my healing powers so they may eliminate the scar on the bridge of my nose".

Natla appears weakened and thrall-like, but retains her mind and uses "Okh Eshivar" to command the doppelgänger to take her to the doppelgänger's "birthplace".

The human mind now needs something infinitely novel to command its attention, but the neverending din of a touchscreen world can become taxing.

The pursuit of influence — the ability to command attention and to change minds — not money, seems to be Huffington's driving quest.

He was also informed that Diem had in mind promoting him to general and elevating him to command of a corps.

Mystery is one of four types of cognitive event that has the potential to command our attention and entangle our minds in an open process of wonderment.

The more conventionally minded of us might think that, in a parliamentary democracy, it is quite important for a party leader to command the confidence of his MPs.

Günter Kuhnke proceeded to command.

I used to command soldiers.

Go back to command prompt.