Sentence examples for constitutes a dish from inspiring English sources

What constitutes a dish?

My daughters implied that if I incorporated it into my repertoire — maybe making it on occasions when a competent sous-chef happened to be available — it would be different enough from the old recipe to constitute a separate dish.

When a diner pays money to a restaurant with the expectation that he or she will receive foie gras and then is served the dish, that constitutes a sale.

Yes, some hokiness creeps in; a dish that spills leaves, petals and snowflakes onto the stage from above constitutes a running joke about the seasons going by.

"That constitutes a surprise".

What constitutes a life?

What constitutes a species?

What constitutes a fulfilling life?

What constitutes a dead backpack?

But what constitutes a surplus?

What constitutes a flawed typeface?