Sentence examples for constituted not a from inspiring English sources

Jews here constituted not a vexation, but a menace.

The laconic, minimal titles constitute not a commentary but a judgment beyond commentary.

For in many ways the Essays constitute not only an argument for people's capacity for sympathy, but an extended disquisition on how and why it breaks down.

We believe this constitutes not only the humiliation of a sister nation but of all South America".

"We believe this constitutes not only the humiliation of a sister nation but of all South America," she said.

What constitutes not trying?

But the Mets, as currently constituted, are not a World Series team or a nominal playoff team.

However, this occasion is not constituted as an occasion for a dialogue -- or, certainly, a debate.

His infrastructure pledges constitute a wishlist, not a plausible plan.

To the Editor: The invasive species that Hugh Raffles celebrates constitute a meltdown, not a "melting pot".

This doesn't constitute a good reason not to use these technologies to avoid genetic disease.