Sentence examples similar to constitute the good from inspiring English sources

What for Jay McInerney constitutes the good life?

They also have quite fixed views on what constitutes the good life.

First, the inquiry that supposedly constitutes the good life is radically uncertain in its outcome.

There is no value judgment in such a statement, no view of what constitutes the good life.

Kalman and Horn, like philosophers untouched by the theoretical involutions that the movie's young academics wander through, want to know what constitutes the good life.

At considerable cost to individual liberty, the state's propaganda and regulatory powers are employed to define and enforce the PHTs' vision of what constitutes "the good life".

If we are to remain a democracy, we must make a determined national effort to reach a consensus on what truly constitutes the good life.

As Lionel Shriver writes in her elegant introduction to this new edition, Friedan "upended western women's vision of what constitutes the good life" and in so doing was one of the most important architects of second wave feminism.

Not much, according to his eminent biographer, Robert Skidelsky, and his philosopher son Edward, in a book that draws heavily on Keynes's (rather patrician) views of what constituted the "good life".

Rather, they have concluded that there is no single right balance of elements that constitutes "the good life for man," and hence no unitary value that wisdom can help us maximize.

Mr. Wang laments that China is being led by its own version of market fundamentalists, neoliberals and neocons who have a very narrow concept of what constitutes "the good life" and who "are in charge of implementing the last will and testament of the revolution" by "substituting one tyranny for another".