Sentence examples similar to suggested commanded from inspiring English sources

Frequently acclaimed by his fan base as a man of principles, Corbyn could perhaps have stuck to them and campaigned to Leave, thereby — it has been suggested — commanding the respect of those traditional working-class Labour voters who harbor qualms about European immigration.

"Nick did not adjust well to being given the honorary title of president and it soon became obvious that he was unable to work as an equal member of the team and alarmingly his behaviour became more erratic and disruptive". Why the fuss over the internal machinations of a party which has no MPs, no MEPs - and which polls suggest commands the support of about one per cent of voters?

"Shy in manner, seeming cold; awkward in attitude, and with little in his bearing that suggested command" — so Henry Adams described him, in his great study of Jefferson's two presidential terms.

The Royal Society suggested command be given to Scottish geographer Alexander Dalrymple, whose acceptance was conditional on a brevet commission as a captain in the Royal Navy.

Instead, he suggests Command, 3M's line of semi-permanent wall hooks and Velcro patches.

Where this gets dicey is when those in positions of authority speak of their religious beliefs in any setting that suggests command endorsement of those views or places subordinates in the awkward position of disagreeing with a commander or any person of senior rank.

I suggest command-strips.

Latest polls suggest it commands 15% of the vote, five points behind the centre-left SPD.

Polls taken before the Delhi government's resignation suggested that AAP commanded just 4-6% of the vote nationwide.

Meghan controlled the iPad, and Kieran suggested additional commands.

It was suggested the command structure was "chaotic" causing "much confusion".