Sentence examples for being dictated with from inspiring English sources

"I think it's up to people; it's not up to what we're being dictated with.

Having seen The Diving Bell and the Butterfly, we know that if necessary a book can be dictated with an eyelid.

The fight's pace was dictated with ease from the opening bell by Alexander, who is an exceptional champion, and the slick southpaw connected with every punch he threw, often needing to guide his accurate punches up under, round and through Purdy's tight guard.

It is demonstrated that the compactness of nanoparticles based on self-assembled hydrophobically modified chitosan (HMCs) biopolymer can be dictated with tunable rapid mixing via hydrodynamic flow focusing in microfluidic channels.

Their positions are widely seen by the Arab public as being dictated by Washington, to start with, and the killing is likely to end any discussion of normalizing relations with Israel, first broached at a summit meeting in 2002.

I like taking the lead early and swimming in a straight line, with the pace being dictated by me.

Anoikis has primarily been described as an intrinsic apoptotic pathway with cell fate being dictated through mitochondrial outer membrane permeabilization by Bcl-2 famemberember proteins [7].

This indicates that the interaction of organic molecules with pyrite surfaces under anoxic conditions is dictated by interactions with specific surface sites (thiol or iron surface sites) rather than electrostatic forces.

And we all knew what they meant when they did: it's cosy, upper class, a story of how entire lives can be dictated by parents with the right contacts and aspirations, and children with the "right" names.

Dad's day will be dictated – kindly and with the utmost forethought I'm sure – by others.

Like many problems of this ilk, the policy was dictated by necessity, with a garnishing of ideology on top.