Sentence examples similar to slight command of from inspiring English sources

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

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

Underneath the slight leanings of his structures is an ease with perspective and a firm, athletic command of line.

These scenes are beautifully handled, and although Morgan Freeman is no Mandela lookalike, he gets just right that slight stoop, the rolling gait and the slow, decisive speech, and is soon in authoritative command of the movie.

To one side it represented a gleeful revenge for a hoard of slights going back way beyond the Falklands to the looting of Buenos Aires in 1806 by British warships under the command of Sir Home Popham.

The command of languages!

I'm in command of my necessaries.

Her command of the issues seems minimal.

The second requisite is command of direction.