Sentence examples for still dictated from inspiring English sources

If the market dictated the subject, the photographer's skill still dictated the results.

While youth culture is still dictated largely by French street style, reggae is the preferred beat in les bars.

But while the Australians looked more lively than the opening stanza the well organised Koreans still dictated play.

"However, how people choose to spend their money is still dictated by sentiment, and consumers remain fundamentally cautious about the future".

In a candid moment, though, he acknowledged his own disappointment about an election and a country where political choices were still dictated by identity.

For all the good will that the Obama administration is seeking to generate through this package, relations between the countries are still dictated by tensions over the C.I.A.-operated drone program.

And a dictionary of the 1930s could still dictate which words belonged in polite conversation.

Meanwhile, Hudson continues to evolve, and its past is still dictating the pattern.

But the misguided ideology of the war on terror is still dictating passions and policies in the United States.

Paradoxes of course come cheap in Asia, where embattled tradition still dictates terms to a triumphant modernity.

The last test of the auteur theory is this: Who is left alive and still dictating memos?