Sentence examples for with dictates from inspiring English sources

Why, I do, sir. The gentleman I work with dictates daily.

Isn't it about time the United States dropped its heavy-handed approach to conducting foreign policy with dictates like "do this or else"?

Faced with the choice, I would adopt a "sympathetic" reading, one which comports with dictates of fundamental justice and recognizes that compassion need not be exiled from the province of judging.

As the weather heats up, so inevitably does the annual office leg debate, in which women grapple with dictates that can seem designed to keep us as sweaty, uncomfortable and many say dowdy as possible.

The individual therefore operates freely when he or she operates in accordance with dictates of reason which lie outside the vested interests of the individual, and what follows from this is not only desirable, but also a different form of external pressure – social requirements, divine injunctions, and so on.

Facsimile pages from Haydn's journal, with dictated entries about his activities on a given day, show how incredibly busy the seemingly relaxed master was.

Even on a mass scale, fashion is still a quasi-mystical art that has less to do with dictating public taste than divining buried desires and seismic moods.

But if they are the team's flexing muscle, Fisher and Kidd are the conscience and heartbeats, the players charged with dictating the game's pace and rhythm.

Winning, lest we forget, has nothing to do with dictating when and where Rick Warren gets to lead prayers.

The technology within the offices also grew still more sophisticated, with dictating, automatic typing and tabulating machines being used by teams of ever more specialised office workers.

The sounds I'm working with dictate how the album goes, and I've done so much piano music now that I feel like I need to back off from it". .