Sentence examples for constituted in the from inspiring English sources

"A new government should be constituted in the country," he said.

"The concept is that the cinema is basically something that can be constituted in the moment," Mr. Halter said.

Then you realize its infinite practicalities, the fact that freedom is constituted in the details of the lives we actually live and not merely in principle.

There are now, in a sense, two Asian Americas: one formed by five centuries of systemic racism, and another, more genteel version, constituted in the aftermath of the 1965 law.

Pentecostal communities either have been constituted in the area of a biblical fundamentalism theologically and on the basis of a congregationalist church polity constitutionally or they have ritualized the outpouring of the Spirit itself.

It seems difficult to embrace the argument that we are unprepared to enter full-fledged adulthood, as that argument is based on an understanding of what adulthood has constituted in the past.

The measures announced by the President constitute, in the main, reprisal.

The capture of Wuchang by revolutionists under the leadership of mutinying soldiers constitutes, in the opinion of diplomatists, the gravest situation known in China since the Boxer rising.

Beech (genus Fagus), genus of about 10 species of deciduous ornamental and timber trees constituting in the family Fagaceae, native to temperate and subtropical regions of the Northern Hemisphere.

Quartz sandstone, limestone, flint are main constitutes in the conglomerates.

It is therefore reasonable to hope that their combination may constitute in the future one of the routine bi-therapies used in depressed patients.