Sentence examples for dictated it is from inspiring English sources

The truth can never be taught or dictated; it is something we must decide for ourselves.

This was underwhelming stuff, though perhaps the conditions dictated it was going to be a slog.

Which really, when translated meant, this is my time, and this is how I've always dictated it be done.

When the chance came, from a Steven Fletcher flick-on, the trajectory dictated it was destined for Defoe's supposedly weaker left foot.

"It's financially something we wouldn't be able to do in a million years if it wasn't for the fact the circumstances dictated it was possible".

As planning regulations dictate, it is built using local stone and wood, and finished in traditional pink-hued plasterwork.

Broadly speaking, the research shows what logic might dictate: It is counterproductive for children to be up at 2 a.m. studying.

American history dictates it", is so on point.

Do examine your motivations to spin truth, and only do it when a higher principle dictates it is truly for the best.

The point is, we're not dictating; it's about understanding what we're about.

Still, if I'm going to write a column about Friends then convention probably dictates it be done.