Sentence examples for constitutes a classic from inspiring English sources

It constitutes a classic example of a relatively young, well-preserved lunar impact crater.

In George Monbiot's fine and appropriately plosive description, "it constitutes a classic of late Victorian natural history, pedantic and passionate... a poem in pomology; a history of rural England, rough, bitter and sad".

Before lunch at Mandina's, an elegant old Creole Italian restaurant in mid-city where the rich, buttery trout amandine would show a Martian what constitutes a classic New Orleans lunch, the crowd was drinking old-fashioneds at the bar.

The use of highly hazardous pesticides by smallholder farmers constitutes a classic trans-sectoral 'wicked problem'.

The use of highly hazardous pesticides by smallholder farmers, especially in lower and middle income countries (LMICs) constitutes a classic trans-sectoral 'wicked problem'.

This feeling constitutes a classic aetiological factor of burnout [ 41- 43], which was observed to be associated with 'exhaustion' in our study.

It is only a trickle so far, and not nearly enough to constitute a classic bank run.

For those who would like to watch their weight, the appeal of immediate satisfaction is in conflict with their long-term weight watching goal, constituting a classic self-control dilemma.

Planarians are flatworms and constitute a classic regeneration model system (Reddien and Sánchez Alvarado, 2004).

For the archaeologist, the universal spread of Teotihuacán ceramic and other traits constitutes an Early Classic horizon.

The algorithm's main process constitutes a variation of the classic CSO algorithm, properly altered so as to be applied for solving the school timetabling problem.