Many only know how to dictate information for students to memorize.
And Childs pointed at himself and said, "We waited to see how hard we had to play instead of dictating and letting them know how hard they had to play to beat us".
He saw my grandmother's photograph, and they started corresponding; he dictated his letters because he didn't know how to write.
Men want to "lean in" to their families, but with demanding careers and social pressures that dictate values, I am not sure we all know how.
"Whatever the work is evoking in people, I don't dictate that," he told me, "so I don't know how to account for it".
I know how I would have preferred him to respond, but our station can not dictate what callers say, and as long as our hosts are observing FCC guidelines, we will not dictate how they are respond to callers.
"I turned it down originally because I didn't know how to do it," Ms. Lumley said of playing the voiceless secretary who transcribes the professor's tangled lectures as he dictates them.
However, it is very difficult to know how many features are required unless someone has some domain knowledge or the maximum number of features has been dictated in advance based on outside constraints.
We know how you dress is no longer a signifier of success or importance, Steve Jobs' dedication to jeans and trainers ended that, so why do we still feel it's necessary to dictate the type of shoes that women wear?
'I dictated a summary of the piece to my secretary and was sure to express some doubts, because you know how sceptical the mood was in Soviet times to such stories.
