Sentence examples for Very dictated from inspiring English sources

It was very dictated to you what you could do: I was so disappointed.

"What I do is all very dictated by the equipment I'm using.

There were these weird things that felt very dictated and you had to fit and you had to climb the pyramid schemes that people had established for you.

The range of hydrologic conditions across rangelands and watersheds in California is very large, dictated by very local differences in climate, energy loading, vegetation, soils, and underlying geology.

By the very dictates of evolutionary theory and social Darwinism, the fittest must survive, and the weak be mounted over the fireplace.

That's the vision that awaits you at the Brambles Bank Cricket Match, an annual event very much dictated by the sea.

Their form down the stretch may very well dictate their team's fate.

"The financing system very much dictates the delivery system," he said.

I think this will very much dictate the sorts of experiences we can expect, especially in games.

Such patents, which cover everything from app icons to address books, could very well dictate the future of the rapidly growing smartphone market.

They have their own physical gravity, these huge institutions, it seems, their very mass dictating an inexorable pull, irresistible merely by dint of their dominating existence, greedy for funding, greedy for obeisance, unaccountable, unfathomable.