Sentence examples for had dictated from inspiring English sources

America, he said, had dictated to other nations.

That, after all, was the outcome the electorate had dictated.

Necessity had dictated the Russian concentration on missiles.

Carson had "dictated the facts"; it remained only for Peters to write the book.

"You said that on occasion America had dictated to other nations," Mr. Romney said.

You said that on occasion America had dictated to other nations.

The man's Jamaican caretaker claimed that the deceased had dictated the will, then signed it.

And he would never apologise for America, or say it had dictated to other nations.

Ali, before his death a week ago, had dictated that the service be open to all.

The agent Lynn Nesbit — no friend of Roger Straus's — told me Straus had dictated an extensive oral history.

As so often before, Trump had dictated the story line and the headlines for this news cycle.