With his swank and his snottiness, Nichols exuded an air of command.
His superior in the office, a taller man with a touch of the elegant roughneck to him, a dazzling smile, and an air of command, must be Jay Gatsby, Jimmy Gatz, the man of mystery.
But she carried herself with an air of easy command.
Discipline, hierarchy, each has his own job and all know who the boss is, all follow orders quickly, silently and without question.' Rousseau stands up, shakes hands, offers me the professional smile of a man who has refined the art of blendingcomplete solicitousness with an air of unshakeable command.
With a genial air of command, he ordered eggs Benedict for the table, declined my request to turn on a tape recorder, ("Just keep my name out of it," he instructed later) and settled into an hour of polished spin.
A lanky man with wire-rimmed glasses and a knife holstered in his bulletproof vest, Major Katz combined bookish earnestness with an air of youthful, even eager command.
Not only fully in command of herself, with an air of easy self confidence and charm, she has also had massive chart success with "Sweet About Me", a bluesy pop tune which sold 2m records and was the most-played song in the UK in 2009.
His command on the floor is expressed with an air of total nonchalance — enough to make his father seem like a late bloomer.
JERUSALEM — He occupies the driver's seat with an air of insouciance, a blue helmet atop his head, two proud white steeds under his command and a sly smile across his lips.
Empty spaces with an air of anticipation.
Present yourself with an air of confidence.
