Sentence examples for believed constituted from inspiring English sources

Baudrillard's infamous series of essays, beginning with The Gulf War Will Not Take Place, were published in the French press in real time to coincide with the dissemination of imagery the philosopher believed constituted the hyperreal.

He ordered the corps of Major Generals Simon Bolivar Buckner and John Bell Hood to outflank and crush Crittenden, which he still believed constituted the Federal left – but was now the middle.

Out of his 1930 study of the skeletons of the extinct Pecos (New Mexico) pueblo, he developed a scheme of racial types that he believed constituted the Indian stock as a whole, suggesting components such as "Mediterranean" and "Negroid".

In a statement released shortly after the search began, a lawyer for Dr. Murray, Ed Chernoff, said the agents were executing a warrant that authorized them to "search for and seize items, including documents, they believed constituted evidence of the offense of manslaughter".

I pointed out that Google had only filed the appeal after I had written my article, implying that they took issue more with the negative press than the initial ruling itself, which I believed constituted filing in bad faith, but the judge was unimpressed.

Although a slightly higher proportion of freelancers (17/34, 50%) reported requests which they believed constituted unethical practices, this should not be overinterpreted due to the small group size; 12% (2/17) of freelancers accepted such work.

An approach was taken instead to maximise the heterogeneity of populations served which we believe constituted the next best approach to sampling.

Ongoing abuses include torture, killings, forced labor, the use of human shields and other abuses we believe constitute war crimes.

Last week, this paper reported that the Central Intelligence Agency destroyed videotapes documenting the harsh interrogation of detainees that some believe constitutes torture.

"The Apprentice depicts the reality of how companies currently reward success, and what individuals believe constitutes success in business.

Author(s): Elyse Fischer, The New York Times Learning Network Javaid Khan, The Bank Street College of Education in New York City Suggested Time Allowance: 1 hour Objectives: Students will: 1. Articulate what they believe constitutes a nation.