Sentence examples similar to slight command from inspiring English sources

"I have never known a horse or a dog that would not obey his slightest command.

"The police and rescue dogs are incredible and will respond to the slightest command," says Burn-Forti, "but the ordinary dogs obviously are a little less disciplined.

I would rather train a striped zebra to balance an Indian club than induce a dachshund to heed my slightest command.

It is to slight his easily worn command of literature, the fine arts and social style.

If, in the end, this small, charming play feels a bit slight, Mr. Gurney's genteel command of story and structure are obvious, and the distant echoes of '70s social turbulence gain new resonance in an age of gated communities and 1 percenters.

There is a slight lag between his command and the response, a flaw that wouldn't occur with a trained human holder.

Aitboulachcen's decision to detonate her device follows a slight shift in Isis commands.

Corbyn's supporters dominate the membership and he now commands a slight majority on Labour's NEC.

(Only in Queens does anti-bikism muster a slight plurality; Pro-bikism commands outright majorities everywhere else, even out on Staten Island).

Both Acer and Samsung entered the market with modestly priced options with the Samsung models commanding a slight premium.

The president's slightest wish is the zealously enforced command of his officials, even when it comes to facial hair and dentistry.