Sentence examples for constituted differently from inspiring English sources

"I think that this country in the end has benefited from having a range of media which are funded differently, constituted differently and have different objectives," he said.

Thomas believes that in oppressive societies, the privileged are socially constituted differently from the oppressed, and so have different emotional configurations, making them experience things in different ways (p. 186).

Flu vaccine is constituted differently each year depending on what strains of influenza international health organizations predict will be most common.

Gould (2002 p. 1333) explained that: [A] narrative or historical style that explicitly links the explanation of outcomes not only to spatiotemporally invariant laws of nature, but also, if not primarily, to the specific contingencies of antecedent states, which, if constituted differently, could not have generated the observed result.

She reënters, but this time she's walking on the ceiling and declaiming her views on women's rights, while conceding that "until society be differently constituted much cannot be expected".

Mohau Modisakeng, an emerging artist living in the city says: "My work would constitute itself differently if the context and environment changed".

Now, you might suppose that a likely explanation for these disagreements is that different individuals have differently constituted brains, so they are not having the same experience to begin with.

The civil war has a different dynamic; the opposition forces are differently constituted; and, of course, Russia has a heavy involvement in support of the Assad government.

Alternatively, Adam may have suffered from bad constitutive luck in that he could have been differently constituted, and had he been so he would have made greater effort.

Our results suggest that each class may be subject to different modes of regulation or interact with differently constituted basal transcription complexes, and demonstrate that the genome has a complex organizational structure at the promoter level.

For Berman, the contemporary intellectual's temptation is somewhat differently constituted.