Sentence examples for constituted talking from inspiring English sources

When forced to defend it in Question Period, the Liberals offered a series of nonsensical gibberish that barely constituted talking points to argue that, by limiting the powers of individual MPs, they were improving democracy and increasing room for debate.

Gordon has participated in probably hundreds of interviews over the years on the receiving end of questions, and with Sonic Youth's infamously smarmy attitude toward the press, you'd think that she'd have a significantly stronger idea of what constitutes interesting talking points.

Thus, the vast majority of interactions in the ensemble network constitute "cross-talk".

He caned us for any minor infringement of his insanely constituted law-system: talking after lights out, lateness, poor school work – they were all excuses.

Temporomandibular joint pain is a special problem as the mandible motion upon chewing and talking constitutes a stimulus for a significant increase in the pain being experienced [ 1– 10, 24, 29, 31– 31].

I'll get to what constitutes small talk presently, but consider a world without it a world, that is, dominated by big talk.

One reason might be that sometimes voluntary disclosure represents non-verifiable and non-binding information thus constituting 'cheap talk' (Crawford and Sobel 1982; Farrell and Gibbons 1989; Korn et al. 2002).

Of these, tremor, headache, and irrational talk constituted the majority of the clinical presentations (60%).

But there are plenty of times where talking innovation constitutes a smoke screen.

The feedback from the teaching team was a reminder to see if the users they were talking to constitute a large enough market and had budgets to pay for the software.

Instead, it discovered that her "wildest weekend" involved wearing some clothes that apparently constitute "boho chic", being seen talking to Justin Bieber and complaining when she found someone sitting in a seat reserved for her.