Sentence examples for much dictating from inspiring English sources

"I don't think they're really too much dictating the match at all," Williams said.

"The financing system very much dictates the delivery system," he said.

I think this will very much dictate the sorts of experiences we can expect, especially in games.

That's the vision that awaits you at the Brambles Bank Cricket Match, an annual event very much dictated by the sea.

"My father's father was the patriarch of the family, and he pretty much dictated that we got together," said Mr. Iverson, now 57 and living in Gilbert, Ariz.

But the fact is, big corporations that can afford to pay for it have always pretty much dictated how research dollars get spent.

Since the nineteen-seventies, and the construction of the Trans-Alaska oil pipeline, major oil producers had enjoyed extraordinary influence over Alaskan lawmakers, and had pretty much dictated the terms on which they did business with the state.

But the Pistons faded in the third quarter, falling behind by 12. "If you don't execute from the start of the game, they can pretty much dictate the tempo throughout," said the Pistons Tayshaun Princee, who led the Pistons with 16 points.

If, say, you're describing a trip and at the same time you're describing the biography of someone on the trip, the trip structure is pretty much dictated — you can use flashbacks, but you're telling a story, a narrative; whereas that biography can be sprinkled around — you don't have to start with birth and go to the present.

He adds: "Finding out which operators in our industry have the best ideas and who can use them in the best way very much dictates our choice of business partners".

We left off with finding out how the Keating Five killed Sam (oh Wes, so much for those puppy-eyes) and then discovered Annalise pretty much dictated how they would all get away with murder.