Sentence examples for book constitutes from inspiring English sources

She calls the estate's argument that Ms. Randall's book constitutes a sequel rather than a parody disingenuous.

Timberg and Halperin's book constitutes a strong warning to those who would disregard the cultural specificities of those one is trying to serve, whether individuals or entire societies.

The book constitutes something of a triple biography: Ms. Blume sews together the lives of Balenciaga and Ms. Chelot, with her own history added as ruching.

In the opinion of one scholar, this book constitutes the greatest poem ever written; and so it is in the popular estimation of the Hindus.

According to Clarke, the very notion of learning to cook from a book constitutes "an ineradicable assault upon the culture and character of Barbadian women".

As the only selection Kafka wanted to see the light of day, you could argue that this book constitutes his bid for immortality.

That book constituted my self-liberation".

The book constituted an attack on black separatism.

Would pages from a phone book constitute an offence under this logic?

Whether lapses like these — symptoms of a care-and-attention deficit that runs throughout the book — constitute a literary equivalent of this offense is open to debate.

Around the time his novel The Pregnant Widow came out in 2010, an interviewer asked Martin Amis whether the book constituted a return to form.