Sentence examples for so much command from inspiring English sources
It's a fascinatingly gripping performance that doesn't so much command the screen, dominating it with shouts and displays of obvious technique, as take it over incrementally, an occupation that echoes Smiley's steady incursion into the mole's lair.
That in turn will call for different managerial techniques: not so much command-and-control as "co-ordinate-and-cultivate".
(D.J.'s do not spin records so much as command computerized sound systems, playing snippets of songs and using them to create their own protracted rhythms).
In everything from the legendarily controversial Grand Theft Auto to more recent games like Watch Dogs, the player is left to dictate what kind of actions his or her character will take, presumably because players have so much more command over the character.
With each repetition, he invested the monosyllable with a different emotional accent and stress — prayer and pride, impatience and invitation — and although there was ache in his voice, he did not sound like a man pleading so much as commanding what was rightfully his.
With each repetition, he invested the monosyllable with a different emotional accent and stress prayer and pride, impatience and invitation and although there was ache in his voice, he did not sound like a man pleading so much as commanding what was rightfully his.
He also got West pregnant while distracted by the presence of a cleaner in his flat (so much for his command of coitus interruptus).
"You can look for it, but he has so much movement and command of it that he doesn't give them many good pitches to hit".
So much for the command Forrest displayed in that second Mosley fight in July, when he outpointed him over 12 rounds.
But the point of the octaves in this work is not so much speed as command, as Yevgeny Kissin showed brilliantly in a concert with Seiji Ozawa and the Boston Symphony that opened the Carnegie season in 1995.
And while her eye might be drawn to the lad with the least rotted teeth, Ma and Pa knew better, not so much nudging as commanding her toward the one whose family had the most livestock.
