Sentence examples similar to constitute a realm from inspiring English sources

So the status, just like the dicta from which they can be obtained, constitute an ontological realm that is entirely different from that of ordinary things.

These dicta, not being identifiable with any single thing, yet, not being nothing, constitute an ontological realm that is completely different from that of ordinary things.

Whether the modern virtues of fellow feeling and decency (efficacious in social life) can by themselves constitute a significant force in the political realm is the question Wood's analysis raises.

These entities constitute a certain uniform domain, which can be viewed as a subdomain of Frege's so-called "third realm" (the realm of the objective content of thoughts, and generally abstract objects of various kinds, see Frege 1918, cf. Popper 1972 and also Burge 1992, 634).

Two objects constitute a pair.

Does this constitute a sublet?

Brooklyn and Queens constitute a separate diocese.

These conditions constitute a crisis.

does not constitute a summary.

They made it clear that nuclear strategy could no longer be treated as though it constituted a separate moral realm, in which the standards by which we otherwise judge our affairs are suspended.

Aside from further expanding the realm of the RNA editome, these large-scale datasets constitute an important framework for enhancing our understanding of the possible crosstalk between RNA editing and other steps in gene regulation.