Sentence examples for constituted an answer from inspiring English sources

Goulding was recently forced to deny that her single On My Mind constituted an answer record to Ed Sheeran's Don't, a heartbroken number apparently about her.

The talk was moderated by an editor of the British scientific journal Nature, who described Nocera's work as "the hydrogen economy reimagined," and said that Nocera's discoveries might constitute "an answer to the energy puzzle".

The following sections will constitute an answer to the first two objections.

That is, what constitutes an answer to the question "What shall I do?" Hare holds that no (descriptive) statement can constitute an answer to such a question (Hare 1952, p. 46).

Indeed the automatic devices can not constitute an answer for all situations of speeding behaviors and overlapping situations of enforcement have to be avoided to limit inefficiencies.

Transitivity analysis fits well with (25), which contains both the obligatory elements of a behavioral clause and which constitutes an answer to the probe: What is Zhang San doing on the stage?

These communities differ not only in the types of questions they ask but also in what is taken to constitute an answer.

Additionally, respondents' perceptions of what constitutes an acceptable answer, how their answers reflect on them, or what they think the investigator wishes to hear might have influenced the way they answered our questions [ 25].

This can lead to multiple, potentially competing ideas of what constitutes a solution or answer (Nicolson et al., 2002; Fischer and Greiff, 2012).

This seems to constitute a satisfactory answer to Benacerraf's challenge.

Now what is the relationship between the pieces of clay and the statues they "constitute?" A natural answer is: identity.