Sentence examples for the dictate of from inspiring English sources

Surely the dictate of free commerce is a cause Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg should support?

All that's left is the dictate of a tyrant, or perhaps a mob".

They chose, ignoring the dictate of Mark Twain: "Always do right.

"We started out not adhering to the dictate of the HOPS programs to the letter," Palmore says.

Under the dictate of normalcy, he resisted the urge to be more demonstrative in his affection for them.

"No hugging, no learning": such was the dictate of the show's co-creator, co-executive producer, and master cynic, Larry David.

Can one outsmart the dictates of evolution?

And the dictates of justice are clear.

He was liberated from the dictates of his own party.

The dictates of justice demanded that we circumvent the law.

Given the dictates of destiny, why go on?