Sentence examples for are being dictated from inspiring English sources

The fact that the Tonys are being dictated to now.

"When the outcomes of matches are being dictated from the outside, though?

So now we arrive at a situation where the government and the political establishment is struggling to put through the most colossal about-turn for 70 years, an about-turn in which it does not really believe; and where Labour MPs know that their leader is not up to it, that he can't form a government or even hold one to account, but are being dictated to by outside forces.

"The players are saying they are being dictated to and being told where to play but you shouldn't have to be told to play for $7m should you?

These bureaucratic priorities are increasingly mistaken for pedagogical priorities (otherwise known as "teaching"), which are being dictated in part by the implementation of new Common Core Standards.

As a generation whose lives are being dictated by an age of austerity, we cannot afford to allow our politics to stop at the ballot box.

"You need small ones, and big ones, and how good you are is dictated by who else is around at time," says Johnson.

"Actually, how nimble you are is dictated by how well you relate to other people".

He was being dictated to.

We were being dictated to too much.

"Everything is being dictated to us.