Sentence examples for actually constitute from inspiring English sources

Monuments and memorials actually constitute just a small percentage of the projects that it reviews.

Scholars have yet to decode them, though it hasn't stopped them arguing whether it does actually constitute a genuine language.

But the Beach Boys and Gertrude Stein actually constitute only a small part of the overall aesthetic of "Hashirigaki".

Did the Trotskyites at this time actually constitute such a danger to our party and to the Soviet state?

Built over six years, the water mains actually constitute three systems that are not connected to one another.

But majorities also have rights, and the people left outside the pressure groups actually constitute the American majority.

These actually constitute the earliest surviving examples of a portion of the Old Testament in Anglo-Saxon prose.

It is a graceful reply to the questions of what really shapes us, and what might actually constitute a wasted life.

The paper bags actually constitute a market, and have been auctioned on the Internet for as much as ¥2,000 for a large-size Louis Vuitton paper bag.

The Irish cabinet is discussing a similar notion but awaits the Scots' verdict.For all their reputation as a nation of soaks, Scots actually constitute a small market.

The general view is that the FA Cup could save Liverpool's season, though despite Lucas's yearning for a trophy he is realistic about what would actually constitute the ideal end to the campaign.