Sentence examples for no one commands from inspiring English sources

There's no shortage of all-star musicianship on Roy Haynes's latest album, "Love Letters" (Columbia), but no one commands as much attention as Haynes himself: seventy-seven athehe time of this recording, he drums with the vigor, brio, and elegance with which he once drove bands belonging to Charlie Parker, John Coltrane, Sarah Vaughan, and Stan Getz.

By Steve Futterman There's no shortage of all-star musicianship on Roy Haynes's latest album, "Love Letters" (Columbia), but no one commands as much attention as Haynes himself: seventy-seven athehe time of this recording, he drums with the vigor, brio, and elegance with which he once drove bands belonging to Charlie Parker, John Coltrane, Sarah Vaughan, and Stan Getz.

And David Ospina may play Robin to Peter Cech's Batman for Arsenal but for his country no one commands more presence than the 27-year old stopper from Medellin.

Throughout this year's midterm cycle, no one commanded as much free time on the air as Palin, who of course wasn't running for office herself.

In the era of radio, no one commanded national attention as strongly as Franklin Delano Roosevelt, starting on the day he took the oath of office.

No one commanded the respect of the press like Mr. Jobs.

No one commanded Ms. Griffith to twirl -- it didn't seem right somehow -- but one was tempted to offer her a light for the cigarette in her hand.

There is simply no other figure on earth who understands the dynamics and intricacies of the vast U.S. military, intelligence and foreign affairs bureaucracies as does Powell--and no one who commands more respect within them.

One need not demand respect if one commands it.

"One must take off one's gloves when one commands the elevators," she said.

One commands a global empire, while the other is two months behind in the rent.