Sentence examples for constitute the real from inspiring English sources
Such measures, they insist, constitute the real riposte to declinism.
How uranium mines can be condoned inside Kakadu is as much a cause for bewilderment as the natural wonders which constitute the real wealth of the park.
It is the use of natural fibers in car doors and trunks that would constitute the real engineering triumph -- and car makers are getting there.
The best, like this, is in shades of gray, evoking the personal equivocations, the doubts, the discomfort and the sheer, crushing boredom and fatigue that constitute the real nature of war.
The crucial point is that a succession of very similar things does not constitute the real continuation of anything, only the illusion of real continuation.
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.
Hence his re-entry constituted the "real" premiere.
But he believed that local public affairs constituted the real gap that public broadcasting needed to fill.
Largely ignored by the bigger parties, Charles Kennedy, the Lib Dem leader, cheekily declared that his lot constituted "the real opposition".
