Sentence examples for constitute the book from inspiring English sources

After the death of her grandson Bill – killed in a "war in a desert" – she embarks on the 17 days of reflection that constitute the book.

Now you're talking; and so, crucially, was Berlin, who, the following year, went on to give the six hour-long lectures on BBC radio that constitute the book now under review.

In a very real way they constitute the book's main event.

One is a portrait of exultation, the other of delirium, and they constitute the book's most powerful pages.

So the notion that Kate is being bugged, followed and otherwise tracked around Luxembourg does not constitute the book's denouement.

But Joseph, the author of the diary that constitutes the book, has not yet been inducted.

He constitutes the book's emergency; he is also entirely believable, a full rounded and endearing charac ter.

The Chesapeake Bay is the first and probably most familiar of the three regional histories that constitute the bulk of the book.

The locals eat it up and in fact ultimately consider the teachings of Elder Cunningham to constitute the fourth book of the Bible, after the Old Testament, the New Testament and the Book Of Mormon.

These 35 constitute the last book, the Cariya Pitaka ("Basket of Conduct"), of the Khuddaka Nikaya ("Short Collection").

Other disciplines tend to disqualify such an easy-looking collection of articles because in their eyes it does not constitute the real book that a dissertation should be.