Sentence examples for constituting itself from inspiring English sources

I mean the city was becoming one organism, constituting itself in relation to a threat viewable from space, an aerial sea monster with a single centered eye around which tentacular rain bands swelled.

The thin-film structures under test are inserted in the measuring circuit, constituting itself a part of the microwave transmission line, i.e. they are characterized in a realistic magnetoimpedance configuration, in which the alternating current flows through the sample.

Truly throwing down the gauntlet, he insists that unless it can be proven that "the natural rights of women are not exactly the same as those of men," then the new nation is guilty of constituting itself on an "act of tyranny" (McLean and Hewitt 1994, 337, 335).

The sequence takes place at the Fortress of Solitude, which constitutes itself out of the ice for Superman.

To preclude a retreat from the earlier Allied declarations, the Czechoslovak National Council constituted itself as a provisional government on October 14.

Mohau Modisakeng, an emerging artist living in the city says: "My work would constitute itself differently if the context and environment changed".

As you point out, the Tea Party very quickly constituted itself as an electoral movement, and it had a stunning success in 2010.

During the dot-com boom, said Mr. Coxe of Harris Investment Management, the TSX "was trying to constitute itself as an alternative to Nasdaq.

The party meanwhile consolidated its hold on all levels of Tunisian society and constituted itself (1963) as the sole political party.

Only by allowing each to speak and act in such terms can a society constitute itself as a proper representation of truth or reality.

It is in failure, and through failure, that the subject constitutes itself, and the passage of humans to neohumans, with the disappearance of all physical contact that is its correlative, has in no way modified this basic ontological given...