Sentence examples for sound command from inspiring English sources

It focusses on understanding the leader's responsibility in developing a healthy, disciplined, and ethically sound command climate.

Prime ministers still try to sound commanding.

Its sound commands hunting dogs to pay attention.

"Jay?" Mona's voice was flattened, drained of vitality, but with an insinuating weight to it, a desperate muscle of sound, commanding me to listen.

All of that gets communicated through VVVV (a programming environment that interfaces with the LED façade of the building) using OSC (open sound control) commands.

Only one tenor in the 20th century sang it with the kind of heroic sound and command than Wagner envisioned: Lauritz Melchior.

Aren't they themselves like something from a fairytale, their italics giving them a sound of command, like the geasa, or magical prohibitions, which get so many heroes and heroines into trouble?

From rigid employment rules to blunt public ownership, the Labour approach sounds more command and control, than partnership.

According to the Old Testament, the Gileadites identified enemy Ephraimites, who had a problem with the "sh" sound, by commanding them to say "shibboleth".

His voice has lost most of its melody after three decades of nicotine and grandiose yelling, but it still works; even his apologies sound like commands.

The symphony, one of Mozart's mature masterworks, needs no special pleading, but here a thoughtful context and vivacious playing made it sound especially commanding.