Sentence examples for constituted world from inspiring English sources

Before the BIE's founding in 1928, no rules covered what constituted "world's fairs".

World alienation refers to the loss of an intersubjectively constituted world of experience and action by means of which we establish our self-identity and an adequate sense of reality.

Such networks constitute worlds, in one of Heidegger's key senses of the term an ontical sense that he describes as having a pre-ontological signification (Being and Time 14: 93).

The definition of what constituted a world premiere was rather loosely applied.

Christians thus constituted the world's largest religious community and embraced remarkable diversity, with churches in every nation.

Australians constituted a world-beating 18% of Torrentfreak's total figure.

For him, too, we are in the world and that world is a world constituted with others.

For example, the World Food Programme, which at 14,000 staff constitutes the world's biggest aid agency, received 22% of all humanitarian funding in 2015.

Estimates suggest that approximately 4-6 × 1030 prokaryotes inhabit the Earth [ 16] and constitute the world's major reserve of genetic diversity.

Augustine's primary response to the external-world skeptic is Augustine's claim that things "seem" to him, and that these seemings constitute the world.

In this context Tate, and its director Nicholas Serota, constitute "a world wonder.