Sentence examples for constituting a different from inspiring English sources

"Some Israelis began to grasp that, rather than constituting a different breed of Jews, they were simply generationally and geographically lucky," she writes.

Patrons who venture to the show at Joe's Pub on Thursday night may find themselves constituting a different class entirely: audience members who were more or less ordered to couple up by the performer.

Not without humour, "The Future Of Norwegian Wood" is partly constructed from various bangs, cuts, and slaps constituting a different kind of substance abuse than the ones usually associated with the music business.

The clustering of AtNAPL5, AtNAPL6, OsNAPL5, and OsNAPL6 (and at least one putative NAP protein from each of the studied plant species) with HsSET, while other members constituting a different clade with NAP members from yeast (ScNAP1) and human indicated functional divergence in the NAP family in higher eukaryotes.

This description of dynamic changes (SWCX) also constitutes a (different) extension of the SWC format.

Persia fell under a type of Islam - Shia - that is so different as almost to constitute a different religion.

He said some utilities were still bound by old contracts to buy power at relatively high prices, an arrangement that constitutes a different type of stranded cost.

All this constituted a different kind of harmony and counterpoint, one that had little to do with Mozart's major-minor harmonies, crossing voices and bar lines.

Irish settings and slang may constitute a different kind of mystery for American readers, who might be puzzled by exotic-­sounding objects like "prawn-flavored Skips" or "the poppers on his babygro" or "a pack of plastic blades for the Flymo".

This spit of town is so isolated that it bears little relation to the aggro-hip clusters in next-door Williamsburg, to say nothing of the melting-pot bustle just a block away, on Manhattan Avenue, which practically constitutes a different borough.

Pans cannot truly simulate lakes, however, as they constitute a different type of system (they are not exposed to the atmosphere in the same way, they exchange heat through their sides, and they do not store heat in the same way as lakes).