When she dances, her present-directed intention to dance activates in an appropriate sequence the motor commands that, together with her having that intention, produce her movements.
The problem is that Trump commands that trust while spouting off garbled right-wing talking points.
"He's got to command that power fastball".
Besides Mayweather, only Manny Pacquiao would command that much.
But how many people can command that type of loyalty?
And it's all about commanding that attention properly.
But it was the slower fado songs, in which Miss Rodrigues's voice grew fierce and tearful as it lingered over a painful word with a swelling vibrato, that showed why she commands an adoring audience, one that sang along with a minimum of encouragement.
Equally, for all that Stevie Nicks is all flowing tresses and robes and hippie ethereality, the fact that she commands the stage alongside three men confirms her sense of unimpeachable strength.
It is harder to write with empathy about rich people, and as the story takes its biggest leap — from rural China to wealthy Los Angeles — I did chortle at the line "Three days later I'm in Beverly Hills having dinner in a restaurant called Spago". But it is a testament to See's ability as a writer and to her impeccable research that she commands our attention again immediately.
The important missed opportunity is that because she commands wide press when she speaks out on just about anything, this could have been a most useful lesson in humane education for a much wider audience, namely, that dogs and other animals are to be respected and should not be used or viewed as objects.
The religious leaders say to him, "The law commands that she should be stoned to death, what do you say?" Jesus bends down and draws with his finger in the dirt, and then says to them "Let the one who is without sin throw the first stone".
