Sentence examples for subject dictated from inspiring English sources
So to express this is resistance against having our subject dictated to us.
Jon Meacham's Destiny and Power is an unabashedly admiring portrait, built on many interviews with "41" between 2006 and 2015, access to the diaries of his wife Barbara – and, most important, to those of his subject, dictated into a pocket cassette recorder during the 12 years Bush Snr was Vice-President and then President.
"The subject dictates the mood of the songs I write," said blues man John Mayall.
Its producer, Hugues Sweeney, pointed out that, just as in conventional filmed entertainment, a transmedia subject dictates style.
It is almost a set of stories, with subjects dictated by the lyrics: a girl complaining that she hasn't received a letter from her boyfriend, who is in the Army, and maybe her family is going to marry her off to an old man, and so on.
His choice of subject was dictated by mood a central category in his personal aesthetics.
The theory that his choice of subject was dictated by memories of his childhood - several of his brothers died in infancy - is now widely accepted.
The union has a history of vigorously resisting standards-based change and is dead set against making teachers subject to federally dictated qualification and performance standards.
These are still tentative changes, however, subject to the dictates of the strongmen at the top.
