Sentence examples for constitute a form from inspiring English sources

Does the video itself constitute a form of redress?

Do loot boxes constitute a form of gambling?

Overly vigorous investigations of ominously ill-defined "bullying" can themselves constitute a form of bullying.

Today, pessimistic policy talk is now so standard as to constitute a form of truth.

How can a consensual relationship, as Salinger's unquestionably were, constitute a form of abuse?

They constitute a form of pictorial dandyism that traces back to Polke.

Such agreements constitute a form of 'cooperation' in an otherwise non-cooperative environment.

Does the use of sodium pentathol or other, one would hope, more precise drugs constitute a form of torture?

But preventable industrial accidents also constitute a form of violence, one that often proves much more devastating and persistent.

The commission has argued that the preferential tax treatments offered to large US companies constitute a form of illegal "state aid".

Democrats say that just raising the specter of an attack, and the possibility of posting federal agents at polling places, could constitute a form of voter intimidation.