The phrase 'constitute me' is not correct or usable in written English.
If you want to express something similar, you could use the phrase "consult with me". For example, "Please consult with me before any decisions are made."
Everything that constitutes me, coalesces, dances with that moment.
Me also whom God called to the kingdom-not, however, having called him to the priesthood-he strove to deprive of my royal power, threatening to take away my kingdom and my soul, neither of which he had granted, because he saw me wishing to hold my rule from God and not from him- because he himself had not constituted me king.
What I am remembering, insists Butler, are the experiences of a substance, namely, the same substance that constitutes me now.
In making me an object for his projects, the other alienates me from myself, displaces me from the subject position (the position from which the world is defined in its meaning and value) and constitutes me as something.
I know that the subatomic particles that constitute you, me, and all of the matter we see around us can exist outside of the realm of time, travel through extra dimensions, and even temporarily violate conservation of energy by literally popping in and out of existence.
Medication errors (ME) constitute one of the main causes of preventable adverse events in hospital settings, affecting an estimated 1.8% (range, 1.3-7.8%) of hospitalized patients.
If my grasp of a mental concept is exclusively constituted by me experiencing something in a certain way, then it is impossible for me to conceive of how that very same concept can be applied to somebody else, given that I cannot experience somebody else's mental states.
Calcutta was an antithesis of both the suburban and the natural; it constituted, for me, during those visits to my uncle's house, my first, and at the time only, encounter with urban modernity.
