Sentence examples for dictated not from inspiring English sources

In this example, the philosophy dictated not only the layout and typography but also illustration.

Comedy, though, is dictated not by a few influential designers but by public consensus.

This duty is dictated not only by my professional registration but also by moral and ethical standards.

This stance is dictated not only by Russia's interests, but also, as Mr. Putin stated, by those of China.

The Red Bull driver raced cleanly from pole position to the finish line, with lead swaps largely dictated not by overtaking but by pit-stop timing.

Instead, our doomed heroes find their fate dictated not by implacable forces that are beyond their power to influence, but by the designs of their fellow human beings.

"They are more or less dictating, not consulting," he said.

His virtuosity endures, even as his age begins to dictate not just the content of his comedy but its form.

Such considerations can dictate not just the tempo and general urgency of a game, but the strategy as well.

The environment of operation dictates not only the colours and patterns, but also the fabric type and properties.

Please, let's work together," but that Netanyahu was dictating, not negotiating: "He has been killing hope".