Sentence examples for more commanding than from inspiring English sources

Presidents always seem bigger and more commanding than members of Congress.

I thought he was slightly more commanding than Romney and more fluid.

Even Democrats have praised Mr. Hastert for being more commanding than people had expected.

Few game show hosts are more commanding than Fifteen To One's William G Stewart, a man who makes you pay attention the second he stalks onto screen.

He's something much more commanding than that -- the host of his own television special -- and refractory subjects can display their disagreement only by sitting on their hands.

He arched his back, and, with a voice that emerged far louder and more commanding than he had expected, he roared, "Be still!" The beasts stopped.

But the poll suggests that Mr. Obama is in a decidedly more commanding position than Republicans on this issue as Congressional negotiations move into final stages.

Suspended in space some eight stories above an America's Cup waterfront scene in Auckland, New Zealand, which for the last several months had been home to some of the world's top sailors, the elfin British solo skipper Ellen MacArthur took in a much more commanding view than her 5-foot-2-inch frame normally affords.

You won't see many more commanding performances than this from the Slovakia international.

And it will control and even more commanding position than it already does in core markets such as New York and Washington, D.C. What's really striking about all of this is that, no matter who the buyer is or what price they ultimately pay and it's unlikely that Vornado's latest offer will be the final word EOP will leave money on the table (although that amount diminishes daily).

How many classic movie posters (see above, and the photo below) feature the heroine in a more commanding pose than the hero?