Sentence examples for content dictated from inspiring English sources
In short, both are versions of Napster, with the content dictated by publishers and record labels instead of users and music fans.
As for screenwriters, don't believe the credits: strong directors don't just oversee the recording of content dictated from an inviolable script, they take an active hand in the substance of a script — all the more so in the era of the independent producer, from the fifties and beyond.
Inspector Sands takes a sturdy principle -- content dictates form -- and runs with it.
Perhaps more important for readers of the new volume, one of the principles Mr. Sondheim has long venerated — "Content dictates form" — led to radical changes in the formats of the later musicals.
In addition to advising Sondheim on the rules of composing — content dictates form — Hammerstein modelled a workaday attitude that may have influenced the younger man's dedication and his skepticism about ideas that ride in on the wings of pure inspiration.
The book starts off bracingly, with a statement of the three principles of lyric writing (Content Dictates Form, Less is More and God is in the Details) and a brisk outline of the ground rules, in the sixth of which we learn that "Oscar Hammerstein II is not my idol".
Why not let the content dictate length?
Content dictates form David Byrne | 19 February 2014 Reflections provoked by reading Stephen Sondheim's Finishing the Hat, "about how and why he wrote lyrics for so many musicals".
Side-by-side comparisons reveal differences in topology, which is visual evidence of protein content dictating aggregation structure.
