Sentence examples for constitute nothing but from inspiring English sources

In other words, once we have assumed that we begin with the present-at-hand, values must take the form of determinate features of objects, and therefore constitute nothing but more present-at-hand structures.

Although Garnet told Vaux that the Council's evidence constituted nothing but "presumptions", insufficient for a state trial, early in March he confessed, possibly as a result of torture.

This constitutes nothing but the modern equivalent to Jackson's described acute laryngeal disease.

Of the three, behavioral economics is the only one that has delivered anything approaching a set of empirically reliable findings but they are incredibly piecemeal and constitute nothing approaching a comprehensive alternative to the "standard" model.

AIPAC's practices constitute nothing less than legalized bribery of American politicians.

The early voting figures are far from exact and constitute nothing like a census of the security forces.

Saturated with water for many months of the year, histosols constitute nothing more than deep accumulations of organic materials.

"Despite this, the fines being paid by G4S are pitifully small and constitute nothing more than a slap on the wrist.

The acts of aggression committed against Aboriginal people constitute nothing short of genocide, yet many Australians chooses to remain wilfully ignorant.

This is very welcome and ends the idea that the study of history in primary schools should constitute nothing more than the rote learning of people, dates and events.

Maybe the topics that have seized professional historians' attention — family history, social history, women's history, cultural history, "microhistory" — constitute nothing more than an attempt to take back territory they forfeited to novelists in the eighteenth century.