Sentence examples for now countermanded from inspiring English sources

Marlborough, spotting this error, now countermanded Cutts' intention to launch a third attack, and ordered him simply to contain the enemy within Blenheim; no more than 5,000 Allied soldiers were able to pen in twice the number of French infantry and dragoons.

And the examples of beliefs that the Skeptic would end up with are indeed the ones that Frede gives, such as me believing now that it is day, on the basis of having a (perceptual) impression that it is light outside, an impression which is not countermanded by any countervailing impressions and which exerts a pull all of its own towards assent.

In another court document, a lawyer asserts that Chief Casey's recommendation was countermanded by one of his superiors -- Louis R. Anemone, then a division commander in the Bronx and now Chief of Department.

That was quickly countermanded.

Sometimes they countermanded them.

His goal now appears to be to rally public opinion against the very orders that President Obama insisted, as he told Joe Biden, could not be countermanded.

The Binh Xuyen was routed, and Dulles countermanded his order.

The bellicose and jealous Count Olivares had countermanded a moderating turn by Spinola toward diplomacy in the Netherlands, as military prospects darkened there after the retaking of Breda, and now he dispatched him to a quagmire: the defense of northern Italian regions against partisan uprisings and French encroachments.

During the Spanish-American War, he countermanded orders preventing the recruitment and service of black soldiers.

The authority of state planners is countermanded -- even at high risk -- by local experience.

2) How soon would the beauty of the result be countermanded by the resultant chafing?