dictated造句

And then I dictated the lyric once.

She dictated a letter to a typist.

Her father dictated and her mother obeyed.

I dictated my order over the phone.

The perplexed man could write flawlessly when dictated a message.

The teacher dictated the phrase to the class.

The teacher dictated a passage to the class.

The victorious nation dictated the conditions of peace.

In ancient times, authors often dictated their books.

Selling is bad when it is dictated by emotion instead of data and analysis.

But this is no abstruse and pointlessly exasperated research: design is dictated by contemporary needs.

The anonymous market cannot be dictated to or defeated in debate.

The Old Master appeared to have dictated a message to Perino, just before his death.

When Marco Polo returned to Italy, he dictated his story to a writer.

As you might expect, the approach Evans takes onto the pitch is dictated by his central defensive partner.

He dictated a lengthy memoir and had his name signed on every page. He passed away afterwards.

It respects the positioning dictated by urban planning rules, has a rigorous but not rigid geometry, and a contemporary design.

Already in that day scientific thought dictated that there must be a natural cause and explanation for everything.

The asymmetry between broadcaster and audience that was dictated by the structure of pre-digital technologies has changed radically.

You will never again find yourself explaining to your client why the letter you dictated three days ago has not been mailed yet.

Whether her affection for the high heel is a fashion preference, or a necessity dictated by her husband's 6' 5.5" (197 cms) height, remains a state secret.

"Roofs have been constructed in a wide variety of forms-flat, pitched, vaulted, domed, or in combinations-as dictated by regional, technical, and aesthetic considerations."

Since all divisions have failed to arrive and our position seems hopeless, the Fuehrer dictated last night the attached political Testament.

Good SOA principles dictate loose coupling and tightly-defined service interfaces, so the rest of your construction should be dictated by these interfaces.

If we continue to let our trade policy be dictated by special interests, then American workers will continue to be undermined, and public support for robust trade will continue to erode.

Antenna span, for one, is dictated by the type of broadcast it captures; an incoming radio-frequency wave resonates best when an antenna's length is one half that of the wavelength.

Your mortgage payment is constant through time but the fraction of it that goes to paying off principal versus interest changes through time and it just changes as dictated by this formula.

This cinematic film deserves to be seen on the big screen, and forces us to enter a world where the pace of life is dictated by an old ox.

Whether we write our own life stories or have them dictated to us is matter of whether we live according to the choices we make or the rules we impose on ourselves.