Sentence examples for dictate too much from inspiring English sources

"I know exactly what to expect from her," Safina said, adding, "I thought I was very aggressive today and didn't let her dictate too much".

His first serve went off a bit and he let Stepanek dictate too much.

"The key will be to try not to allow him to dictate too much because he likes to be very aggressive.

Also, there's an element where the stores start dictating too much about what you'll be designing.

The Threads are meant to be a jumping-off point for teachers, suggesting an approach to the Spirit of Inquiry without dictating too much of the content.

"Maybe other teams or situations haven't dictated too much or maybe it's slide steps or left-handers like Pettitte or whatever.

The weather has not dictated too much what happens on the field and that has been consistently the case with the All Blacks.

But for all of my feminist cultural immersion, I still didn't really know that much about it besides the basics: equal rights for women and the belief that white men have been dictating too much for too long.

We were being dictated to too much.

Very disappointing they always pick up Jacobs and Karan every year... market and business rules dictates far too much who is the best!

ReprintsIn a speech to the Russian Duma, Mr Clinton tried hard to persuade the sullen legislators that he had their country's best interests at heart, and would not dictate to them in too much detail, anyway how to pursue those interests.