Sentence examples for of dictated from inspiring English sources

As usual with Churchill, it's a zesty cocktail of mixed ingredients, including rehashed newspaper articles, scraps of speechmaking, and many hours of dictated material.

Its computers keep copies of those hundreds of thousands of dictated messages (no names attached, of course), creating an amazing central archive of American voices and speech patterns.

My emotions got the best of me early on and it kind of dictated what I was doing for the rest of the game … I was not trusting my game.

The 6-foot-8 Haslem is a post player who would not bow to Kevin Garnett, cower to Joakim Noah, or offer psychological sound bites like Bosh, who admitted the atmosphere of a Boston playoff crowd in the last round "got the best of me early on and it kind of dictated what I was doing for the rest of the game".

Radiologists were not asked to participate in a prospective fashion due to the limitations of our institution's PACS software; while it allowed for de-identification, it did not allow for the detachment of dictated reports.

Regarding Monroe, Carey says, "I call her Miss Monroe, and that kind of dictated her personality.

It's become bossy and too fond of dictating my agenda every weekend.

"I try to explain that there's more than one way of dictating points," Murray said.

Appearance has a way of dictating character, especially in the movies.

Little improved, however, and United desperately lacked a midfielder capable of dictating play from deep.

Both have lost, at least for now, their old habit of dictating terms to the government.