Minor though these gripes may seem, they constitute the stuff of a car's livability.
What's most vulnerable, rather, is the network of living connections into which social media is a window: the nexus of sources, resources, sounds, images and updates that together constitute the stuff of many millions of people's daily experience.
Ruth Rendell, Sally Beauman, Robert Harris, Wendy Cope, John Irving, Posy Simmonds, Helen Simpson, Margaret Drabble, Joanna Trollope, Francis Wheen, John Mortimer: those she represented, of which these are only a few, constitute much of the stuff of our literary life.
As a main focus underlying Galileo's accomplishments, it is useful to see him as being interested in finding a unified theory of matter, a mathematical theory of the material stuff that constitutes the whole of the cosmos.
From an enactivist perspective, these schemes, the student's actionable relation to the biological cultural context, are the stuff of cognition and thus constitute the goal and mark of conceptual change.
This alone constitutes the presupposition of love.
This adoption constitutes the "mercy" of the novel's title.
This process constitutes the "objectification" of women.
A splendid BMW constitutes the bulk of the simulator.
