Sentence examples for constitute being from inspiring English sources

Apart from the impediments of age or physical disability, the essentially psychological blocks that constitute being, in the loose and commonplace sense, "tone deaf" can be coaxed away.

Mr. Lautenberg followed that move 16 years later with another condition on highway spending: States must designate 0.08 percent blood alcohol as the level that would constitute being drunk.

(Hill, 1965) [emphasis added] The essence of the "accounts" (which we put forth in this context as a technical term) is that they constitute being explicit about Bradford Hill's "ways of explaining the set of facts before us".

How does sitting around with Monet making snide, snarky insults about her constitute "being nice"?

What those reforms would constitute is unclear.

If one prefers sweet foods, then her constitute is likely more yin (or yang-deficient).

What constitutes being late?

What constitutes being ready for that office?

Secondly, what constitutes being a skilled teacher?

His work in resuscitation has led him logically to wider questions of what constitutes being and not being.

There were debates about what, exactly, constituted being "anti-revolutionary," since that had become the insult of the day.