Sentence examples for that commanding from inspiring English sources
What's more, Machiavelli knew that commanding a majority requires a certain, well, flexibility.
Murphy takes over: "And I doubt he would have been that commanding when he was actually preaching.
"Coffee is a critical tool of the American justice system," Richman said, at least half-jokingly, adding that commanding the interest of jurors was not easy because they were often expecting a trial to be as entertaining as a television courtroom drama.
He never felt though, that commanding a ship was an enjoyable as flying an aircraft.
Austin contends that commanding cruelty for its own sake is not illogical, so is not covered by Aquinas' defence, although Aquinas had argued that sin is the falling short of a perfect action and thus not compatible with omnipotence.
On 22 July 1813 he was appointed governor of the fortress of Theresienstadt and shortly after that Commanding General in Moravia and Silesia.
"It's hardship that commands us".
He asked questions that commanded preordained replies.
And one that commands the full confidence of the public.
"It means we still have a brand that commands respect".
What is it that commands us, in good writing?
