Sentence examples for certainly constitute from inspiring English sources

Whether or not these practices amount to torture, they certainly constitute cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment.

To attack some new nuclear pretender now would certainly constitute the "waging of a war of aggression... .. That's a crime.

Most surprising are the words of the young Robert Southey, a poet otherwise lacking in levity, who felt that the gaseous oxide "must certainly constitute the atmosphere of the highest of all possible heavens".

Insider trading would certainly constitute such a violation, but it does not look like that case could be proven based only on disclosure of information about the debt downgrade without showing it was given to someone to actually profit on it.

This redesign would certainly constitute big changes.

However, the teachers' own learning experience in senior high school and the format of the English test certainly constitute part of their 'teacher knowledge' in the English class.

Refuting global warming certainly constitutes betraying the planet, yet, surprisingly enough, so does supporting the bill.

It certainly constituted something of a contrast to Cameron's self-confident air.

Gillis is happy to comply, and his open-ended act and communal free-for-all certainly constitutes a live performance.

It keeps the viewer on edge and off balance, and certainly constitutes a startling formal challenge thrown down to the audience.

Protecting the Island's purest drinking water supply and the open space that draws tourists certainly constitutes a greater good than a weekend or two of ill-considered concerts.