Sentence examples for needs to command attention from inspiring English sources

She never speaks, as all she needs to command attention is to breathe slowly in and out.

You want to command attention, not just ask for it.

At any rate there is enough hubbub and distraction in the party scenes that a strong stage presence is needed to command the viewer's attention.

The development of jazz-band sonorities like Ellington's grew from earlier musicians operating in less than ideal conditions and needing ways to command attention.

"He didn't need to command everything.

Some people need to command to a sociopathic level.

He needed to command, and Cuomo would have obeyed orders.

"I need to command both halves of the plate better.

Arriving in the White House as "a young fellow of infinite dash and originality" (in the words of his secretary of state, John Hay), this phenomenally outspoken and articulate president needs no biographer's contrivances to command attention.

If you want to be entertaining, then you have to know how to command attention.

In contrast to most memorials, which aim to command attention, Stolpersteine are understated — literally underfoot.