Sentence examples similar to felt dictated from inspiring English sources

His bid for greater sovereignty for Spaniards includes a wider separation of Europe from the US, which he feels dictated EU policy over Ukraine.

(Much dime-store psychology must be spoken by the appealing Ms. Kull, who does what she can to muffle its creaks). Even the climactic standoff between Basil and Gregor feels dictated by a yellowing textbook diagram from another age.

Van Kirk raises compelling if age-old questions about the tension between art and life, and about our responsibilities to those we love, but Voss's story ultimately feels dictated by the novel's thematic insistence on the high price of fame.

Software's emotional dimension is crucial: how it feels dictates how it's used.

She added that employees and spouses also resent when terms of the assignment feel dictated rather than offered and negotiated.

"The goal tally for us is not good, and I felt they dictated play in the first 15 minutes.

There were these weird things that felt very dictated and you had to fit and you had to climb the pyramid schemes that people had established for you.

And they feel overly dictated themselves, especially in terms of their palette, which seems to resist a genuinely exciting opticality.

Viewing Colin Kaepernick's decision to risk his career through the lens of Tamir Rice's dead, 12-year-old body would mean being unprotected from the luxury position of being able to tell people how to feel, of dictating what is appropriate and what is not.

The level of guilt we feel often dictates the length of time we take to get over what ever it is we have done.

I'm a bit worried that you're speaking for everybody when you ridicule the idea of under-representation, and I wonder why, as a white woman, you feel comfortable dictating The Final Say on the nature of racial representation in the media.