Sentence examples for constituted a kind of from inspiring English sources

This group constituted a kind of monoculture, and Pollan was about to introduce an invasive species.

He said that the financial crisis had constituted a kind of "final exam" for the two candidates, one that Obama had passed and McCain had failed.

It was a tradition that drew sustenance from the sense that there were books in the Bible which, although not written metrically, constituted a kind of poetry.

The moral response matched the aesthetic response; disgust at ugliness was matched by disgust at cruelty; together, these responses constituted a kind of natural moral sense.

The hero worship of the fans, and the women who constituted a kind of endless batting practice in Mantle's life, are presented thoroughly and fairly.

The grazing lands along the eastern shore of the river constituted a kind of no-man's-land between the Portuguese Brazilians and the Spanish Argentines.

These images constitute a kind of toxic sublime.

In some regions, relatives of chiefs constitute a kind of nobility.

What magazines desire most is an image of a star that constitutes a kind of endorsement.

Even the sight of those tropical afternoon thunderstorms, which constitute a kind of nature-as-theater.

Its armed officers constitute a kind of interstellar equivalent of CIA Black Ops.