Sentence examples for much more command from inspiring English sources
"She has much more command, more than ever, in this season," Ms. Close said.
In everything from the legendarily controversial Grand Theft Auto to more recent games like Watch Dogs, the player is left to dictate what kind of actions his or her character will take, presumably because players have so much more command over the character.
If Hiller's early work looks now very much of a period, her work from the mid-1980s onward is much more in command of its material and its various media.
John's foreign peer, Philip II of France (Mark Vietor), isn't much more decisive or commanding.
China's rising share of world exports will command much more attention.
Small family farms dominate continental agriculture and command much more public sympathy than large agribusiness.
He will be a free agent after next season and presumably will command much more than Cain.
But it is also home to Aboriginal cultures, which command much more respect in the new Australia than they once did.
The diminished self-image of the Sunni clerics in Ramadi stands in contrast to that of their Shiite counterparts, who, with much more hierarchical leadership structure, command the allegiance of millions of Iraqis.
Even so, it's hard to think about the crowded cluster of Republican candidates for President without considering the startling fact that, for months, none were able to command much more support than a former surgeon whose campaign platform is barely more granular than the speech that made him a conservative hero three years ago.
