Sentence examples for dictated these from inspiring English sources

The nobles themselves virtually dictated these appointments.

Titian dictated these words to a scribe in 1568, a few years before he died; they represent perhaps the only raw emotion he recorded for posterity.

The most reasonable explanation seems to be that the chemical conditions of early Earth dictated these restrictions: They have nothing to do with the general nature of life.

A minority of office notes are dictated; these transcribed notes are entered only as narrative text and do not result in any coding of specific fields.

What dictates these shifts?

"But the market dictates these levels and that's where we're at at the moment.

You go through your life, dictating these little tidbits that would ordinarily be relegated to scraps of paper or the back of your mind — and therefore, probably, lost.

"We're going to start drafting legislation that would dictate these changes," said Ms. McCaskill, adding that the F.A.A. was moving too slowly.

"The lesson I got was music doesn't have to be about a great melody, or the way the Beatles did it, or Western harmony dictates these notes sound good together".

The gossip was that Tunisian Hayrettin Pasha would make notes in Arabic when returning home in his horse-drawn carriage from his meetings in Turkish at the palace; later he would dictate these to his secretary in French.

And it really dictates these other things.