Sentence examples for not as commanding from inspiring English sources

Tells about their performance this year, which is not as commanding as their record implies.

His conducting on Friday, if not as commanding as his work in Berg's "Wozzeck" this month, was inspired and beautiful.

Still, kicked poorly and not as commanding as he is for Toulon. 1 Vincent Debaty 6/10 Did not have the same impact that he usually does as a replacement, but was solid enough and took his try like an outside back.

But, as Barry McGuigan argued in his Daily Mirror column, Khan's feet don't work like Pretty Boy Floyd's and his use of the ring is not as commanding.

Marlborough was given command of the English, Dutch, and hired German forces, but he had not as yet commanded a large army in the field, and had far less experience than a dozen Dutch and German generals who must now work under him.

Ms. Brown was an attractive Beatrice, though not yet as commanding vocally as she is physically, and William Burden was a capable Benedict.

Guy's view: Not quite as commanding a presence as Terry, but stayed concentrated in the face of constant Italy pressure.

Opposite that force field, Stapleton is not quite as commanding.

That is not the same as commanding an airliner — walking through the airport wearing the captain's hat — but it brings him part way back.

He cannot be certain either that Douvan will not be just as commanding at extended trips and he dangled the possibility here that Rich Ricci, his owner, could point him towards the Gold Cup next season.

("It's not the same," he said. "But, interestingly enough, I think it's better for Yogi than my old voice. I'm not as much in command of it as before. I can't play tricks with it, cover for myself with it. It has to be how I feel").