Sentence examples for eventually dictated to from inspiring English sources

The assumption is that there is no way they can agree, though they might be influenced, or eventually dictated to, by a more determined effort by powerful outsiders.

THE increased popularity of the 18th-century Windsor chair eventually dictated that producers take short cuts, switching to less demanding painted decoration on wide, flat surfaces: seats changed from saddle shaped to saucers, slats replaced spindles, and intricate turnings were simplified.

In the kinetic growth process, the Fe atom preferred to deposit on high-surface-energy facets which eventually dictated the geometric features of the FePt nanoparticles.

Public opinion eventually dictated that, while the rest of the party enjoyed dinner at the governor's house, I was dragged on to the radio to apologise.

Competition from small cars with more-modern designs and the company's increasingly troubled finances eventually dictated a change in corporate philosophy toward developing more-contemporary and sportier car models.

He will not be dictated to.

"The Americans dictated to us.

He was being dictated to.

It shouldn't be dictated to them".

We could have dictated to the world.

We were being dictated to too much.