Sentence examples for had been dictated from inspiring English sources

Last night Iranian television claimed the hostages statements had been "dictated" by the MoD.

But Mr. Park said Wednesday that the apology was a fake, and that the statement had been dictated to him.

He went on television to say his sermons had been dictated by Western governments intent on destroying the Soviet Union.

The prose reads as if it had been dictated rather than written, and was then sent straight to the printers.

Before the plane landed, I had a powerful opening speech written as though it had been dictated.

There was speculation on Monday that Moscow's decision to pull out had been dictated by geopolitical pressure.

He had been dictating every day from Stp. 30th on.

For many years, Tony had been dictating his nightly accounts of each day's events.

They include Alcohol Concern, the British Medical Association and the Royal College of Physicians, and they argued the pledges were not specific or measurable enough, and that industry had been dictating policy.

Part of that has been dictated by demographics.

Many changes appear to have been dictated by the times.