Sentence examples for all dictates from inspiring English sources

The Constitution, after all, dictates that Congress, and not the president alone, should decide when we go to war.

"It gives us greater control over our own destiny in several key areas and the ability to base decisions on local priorities and needs, rather than on 'one size fits all' dictates from Westminster," he said.

Tradition, after all, dictates change.

For actors, physical type is often destiny: height, weight, hairline and colouring can all dictate whether they will play romantic leads, comic foils or villains.

Story, tone, flow, character: all dictate themselves.

"Every film, all dictated, and no one brought this to my attention," Dr. Sclafani said.

In our view, state and federal law and the federal Constitution all dictate that course.

As Claudia reaches the end of the book, she realises it was all dictated to him by an elderly Inge as she lay dying.

But the decisions taken, the lines laid out, were all dictated on the spot by the lie of the land, not by drawings.

Written words, like ammunition loaded into this strange Uzi of a book, are fired in a desperate assault on ideological codes of propriety and morality, on all dictated and regulated norms of sexuality, politics and literature.

What Rolls-Royce officials emphasize, however, is that proportions, above all, dictated the design.