Sentence examples for steady command of from inspiring English sources

With a steady command of the literature and the history of each place he visits, he tries "to read landscapes back into being".

Ever since Sept. 11, President Bush has used his steady command of the war and his soaring approval ratings to his enormous political advantage.

The importance of the likeability factor in politics versus having a steady command of the issues and governance has been endlessly debated and hashed over.

The story of self-discovery that Ms. Wells leads Frances, a writer, through is eminently superficial, though the director keeps the movie going with a steady, commanding hand.

In that moment of doubt, Stoudemire and Felton — the $100 million power forward and the steady point guard — took command of the locker room.

It's a good idea to have a steady chain of command- but make sure that everyone on the team is sure that they want the leader to be the leader.

With U.S. forces firmly established in the Mariana Islands, the steady long-range bombing of Japan by B-29s under the command of General Curtis E. LeMay continued throughout the closing months of 1944 and into 1945.

Mr. Freud is not great all the time (he takes too many risks to guarantee predictable results, despite the unflinching relentlessness of his emotional pitch) but his work, even when it is less than great, commands steady respect because of the intensity of his engagement with his subjects.

At 82, he is dazzlingly confident in his command of the artifice and exaggerations required to render this singular work's grotesque comedy and steady undercurrent of pain.

The command of languages!

Pérez, always lethal against left-handers, has improved his command of his backdoor slider to right-handed hitters, and he is comfortable throwing it for strike one, or after a steady stream of inside pitches.