Sentence examples for constituted nothing but from inspiring English sources

Although Garnet told Vaux that the Council's evidence constituted nothing but "presumptions", insufficient for a state trial, early in March he confessed, possibly as a result of torture.

In other words, once we have assumed that we begin with the present-at-hand, values must take the form of determinate features of objects, and therefore constitute nothing but more present-at-hand structures.

This constitutes nothing but the modern equivalent to Jackson's described acute laryngeal disease.

It was Richard Nixon who popularized the phrase "silent majority," as a way of insisting that the countercultural masses protesting the Vietnam War constituted nothing more than an outspoken minority.

However, such evidence constituted nothing more than a bunch of anomalies opposing the view of living beings based on Scriptures, until Charles Darwin (and A.R. Wallace) did provide the logic behind that, i.e., the mechanism of natural selection.

As such, it "constitutes nothing less than the secret history of American women of her era".

AIPAC's practices constitute nothing less than legalized bribery of American politicians.

This record constitutes nothing less than an audacious play for mega-band status.

Indeed, the closure of Rafah constitutes nothing short of collective punishment in every sense of the phrase.

Saturated with water for many months of the year, histosols constitute nothing more than deep accumulations of organic materials.

"Despite this, the fines being paid by G4S are pitifully small and constitute nothing more than a slap on the wrist.