Sentence examples for constituted my from inspiring English sources

The need to move, she said, constituted "my own New York sob story, but it was good because it motivated me".

That book constituted my self-liberation".

Their interactions with Snoopy were far richer than the chasings and bitings that constituted my own relationships with neighborhood dogs.

Looks-wise, that single month constituted my moment, a peak from which the descent was both swift and merciless.

I knew that the whole purpose of the freezer project was to confront me with what Father called "the laundry of life" (although Mother always did his laundry) — to have me live through the kind of banal, quotidian operation that constituted my parents' existence and see that such operations were necessary.

I was once where you are now, until my son decided on a much different path and forced me to rethink the whole process and what constituted my achievement as a parent.

"These one-night stands are what constitute my life".

I don't usually constitute my "reality" by my supermarket shopping skills.

My mother would have looked on the salaries and pensions that constitute my earnings in wonderment.

To be blunt: Comic books, in all their pulpy glory, constitute my secret origin.

Those were Karachi's worst years and constitute my earliest memories of terrorism.