Sentence examples for more command than from inspiring English sources

It was only in later communications that Mongol diplomats started to adopt a more conciliatory tone; but they still used language that implied more command than entreaty.

"She has much more command, more than ever, in this season," Ms. Close said.

You have to have more command of the law than he does to subvert it.

Martin tried to have Kuroda mix his pitches, but the issue was more the command than a single pitch.

Successful raiding across the Gobi required a larger scale organization and more centralized command than was needed further west, where no such geographical obstacles existed.

He turns his comedy on himself, and with a dignified short Afro replacing his messy perm of the 90's, he is more in command than ever.

The other adults use more Commands, including more congruent Commands (expressed as imperatives) than the teachers.

In the focus lessons, Mrs Edgar produces more short Commands than teacher Sara, and does not usually give reasons for her Commands, focussing more on the processes involved in the lesson.

In a country ruled more by commands than by laws, a command had gone out: This time someone would have to be punished.

It sounded more like a command than like a suggestion.

The offer of a lift was more of a command than a question.