Sentence examples for constitute a kind of from inspiring English sources
These images constitute a kind of toxic sublime.
The word in classical Greek — outis — sounds enough like Odysseus to constitute a kind of pun.
Its armed officers constitute a kind of interstellar equivalent of CIA Black Ops.
Ms. Yamaoka's sumptuous yet unassuming paintings constitute a kind of Situationist Minimalism.
Even the sight of those tropical afternoon thunderstorms, which constitute a kind of nature-as-theater.
They constitute a kind of spiritual hierarchy which is absolutely necessary for every individual.
"They constitute a kind of early-warning system for risks to Wright buildings.
In some regions, relatives of chiefs constitute a kind of nobility.
In the scholarly world of old master paintings, debates about authenticity are common and constitute a kind of blood sport.
Together these discs constitute a kind of pagan offering to Hayworth's allure: as a goddess, she still has legs.
These are his most important work and constitute a kind of universal history, written from the Venetian point of view.
