Sentence examples for and constituting a from inspiring English sources

The second half of the novel becomes a string of bloody epiphanies, described with grim relish and careful ingenuity and constituting a kind of poetry of carnage.

In 1936 the Ensign-Bickford Company, Simsbury, Connecticut, the American manufacturers of cordeau, developed Primacord, based on French patents and constituting a core of PETN covered with various combinations of textiles, waterproofing materials, and plastics.

It is concerned with "persona aligning themselves into sub-cultures, configuring master identities and constituting a culture" (Martin 2010: 24).

The method of the main twentieth-century European version of this strict personalism draws extensively from phenomenology and existentialism, departing from traditional metaphysics and constituting a separate philosophical system.

With other costs to supply energy relatively fixed and constituting a small part of your overall energy bill, energy suppliers almost always cite wholesale prices as the reason behind a change in their tariffs.

The results revealed that the velocity at the time of the final impact reached approximately 298 km/h, equaling the speed of the fastest high-speed trains and constituting a landslide velocity that had previously not been reported.

Pettigrew's admission would be considered a "nonanalytical positive" and constitute a violation.

These settlements are illegal under international law and constitute a huge obstacle to peace.

It conceded that her medical problems were real and constituted a "severe impairment".

A mechanism exists to remove him from office and constitute a new commission.

These consist largely of bituminous, subbituminous, and lignitic deposits and constitute a tremendous energy source.