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.
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.
As such, it "constitutes nothing less than the secret history of American women of her era".
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.
Hanging a noose constitutes nothing less than a threat of murder that invokes a history of bloody, deadly terror that remains a living memory for many African-Americans.
"We have a vast shortage of affordable homes, which constitutes nothing short of a national emergency, and yet the government is seeking to make quick financial gains by disposing of properties which could provide much needed homes for generations.
This statement constitutes nothing leas than the first total isolation of the virus of International Literary Horizonal Metonymy...a common rhetorical device that substitutes cause for effect, the container for the thing contained.
We have a vast shortage of affordable homes, which constitutes nothing short of a national emergency, and yet the government is seeking to make quick financial gains by disposing of properties that could provide much-needed homes for generations.
This is the kind of ecstatic geekery Lynch's films can unleash; but it is not something to be scorned, even if you are among those people who think that his work constitutes nothing more than a shoal of red herrings, or promissory notes that cannot in the end be exchanged for anything of value.
