Sentence examples for about what constituted from inspiring English sources

But then, as Paxman, one of Britain's foremost broadcast journalists, reminds us, most of the English never belonged to that breed anyway; the idea that they and the rest of the world had about what constituted Englishness always "excluded most of the population from the identity with which they had been born".

At WABX, Dahl learned as much as he could about what constituted "good radio" and also began experimenting with his content.

Regardless, jurists agreed about what constituted torture.

A few blocks away, Ujang Suryana, 62, had his own firm opinions about what constituted real civet coffee.

(Not that we didn't have our own rigid beliefs about what constituted proper dress and, in particular, what did not.

The rules about what constituted a vote varied from county to county and should be uniform, Senator Spano said.

Rather, like all AI programs, it had to be "trained" by being fed data about what constituted good results.

Mistake number two was to involve the former governor in the debate about what constituted good fiscal policy in 2010.

An experimental wander around the office questioning English colleagues about what constituted neeps threw them into a veritable vegetable panic.

But there is much dispute about what constitutes a sighting.

You become indiscriminate about what constitutes a threat.