Sentence examples for of being commanded from inspiring English sources

"I like the idea of being commanded, too, in the same ambivalent way, because I believe that I am.

I also had the experience, about three years ago, of being commanded to do hand stands I could not make myself do at an unnamed, fashionable yoga studio.

According to the analysis view, defended in Adams 1973, the concept of the morally obligatory is to be analyzed as that of being commanded by a loving God.

This is true also if we propose a supernatural property to identify with goodness, for example the property of being commanded by God.

So, for example, a view according to which goodness is the property of being commanded by God where God is understood as existing outside of Nature is also charged with having committed the naturalistic fallacy.

"I have used every exertion," he wrote, "to encourage and induce the militia to assemble at Charlotte and am happy to acquaint you that they have turned out in great numbers, seem spirited and desirous of being commanded by some Continental officer". Governor Nash called out the second draft of militia and directed them to embody at Hillsboro, Salisbury and Charlotte.

He accused the radio stations of being "command centers" for the red shirts and playing a "coordinating role" in the unrest.

Within religions there are also various interpretations of what is commanded.

O'Neill's new central-defensive partnership of Richard Keogh and Shane Duffy was commanding.

One of the biggest mysteries is commanding officer Major Adam Jowett.

Some examples of such skills are command of language, ability to explain their functioning, and ability to understand the physician.