Sentence examples for dictated in a from inspiring English sources

Now, in the workshop on transformation, Mr. Wright dictated in a low voice to Ms. Shah about what he would like to be.

D'Aubigné had been condemned as a traitor and a murderer, and he continued throughout his life to exchange his Protestant faith for the Catholic as circumstances dictated in a period of great religious unrest.

"And it was here," Mr. Manrique continues, "that he dictated, in a rage, an autobiography that is one of the most liberating works ever written -- and a document that serves as an indictment of what Latin American Stalinist forces, and Fidel Castro, did, not just to homosexuals but to all those who dared to be different".

The challenges of maintaining a balanced and reliable ecosystem for information cannot be dictated in a single article, but we can set the goal and start to bring together both practitioner and visionaries to put forth a direction and an encapsulation of the central tenets for a system based on transparency and accountability.

"All of the transportation in this country has been dictated in a certain direction literally for the past 70 years in favor of cars, asphalt and aviation to the detriment of rail," said Andy Kunz, president of the U.S. High Speed Rail Association, a nonprofit advocacy group.

Furthermore, by conducting a backcross of (129S1 × B6) F1 mice, we determined through microsatellite analysis that susceptibility to PIFS is dictated in a complex fashion [ 15].

But there is a limit to how much Washington can dictate in a system where so much power lies with the states and those elected judges.

An alternative strategy would be to allow myself to decline into incompetency, but beforehand to dictate, in an advance directive, rejection of future life-sustaining medical interventions.

Against the priest Vigilantius, Jerome dictated in one night a defense of monasticism, clerical celibacy, and certain practices connected with the cult of martyrs (Contra Vigilantium, 406).

There remains uncertainty at City that the faxed transfer request from Tevez's lawyers, which Joorabchian says Tevez dictated in Spanish, was a true reflection of how the player feels about the club.

Asquith, on a cruise with Churchill, observed, "Winston never set foot on shore at Syracuse, but dictated in his cabin a treatise (which I am about to read) on the world's supplies of oil".