Sentence examples for some dictated from inspiring English sources

The notes contained seemingly damaging statements about the deal, including some dictated to Mr. Valade by Chrysler's president, Thomas Stallkamp, in March 1998.

Pottle said that the letters, some dictated to a Dictaphone, exude the brilliance of his conversation and show him to be "one of the very best letter-writers of the 20th century".

To some, dictating what recipients of benefits through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program can eat seems unfair.

The book's shape is to some extent dictated by the chronology of the shows it discusses, with descriptions of the fraught in-the-making back stories and Mr. Sondheim's gimlet-eyed annotations of his own lyrics.

And while in theory there is some standardization dictated by Basel capital accords, like the zero weighting ascribed to sovereign debt, in practice banks run their own numbers using different assumptions.

Sudbin brought the first half to its close with Beethoven's Opus 111, a slightly unbalanced affair, its strengths and weaknesses to some extent dictated by the unusual volatility of his approach.

We have all grown up in a world where marketing messages have to some degree dictated our beliefs about ourselves and our choices.

The treatment for SLE-associated ILD is to some extent dictated by the predominant lung pathology.

The default window range has been set to maximize the speed of analysis, which is to some degree dictated by the number of matrices and the length of the sequence analyzed.

Although some things are dictated top-down in Turkey, design isn't one of them.

For Dr. Schafer, the burden of her student loan has dictated some crucial decisions, including where to live.