Sentence examples for constituting myself from inspiring English sources

Constituting myself as a caring mother, my performance would differ from that of a sexy pop star.

That same week, a panel convened by Horatio Morpurgo in Bridport, constituting of myself, George Monbiot and the eminent marine biologist, Callum Roberts, examined the state of play of one of Britain's only marine protection zones in Lyme Bay, on Dorset's Jurassic Coast.

Concretely, what I am constituted "as" is a function of the other's project and not something that I can make myself be.

I found myself feeling uncharacteristically weary at the prospect of describing to them what constitutes corruption and inspires outrage around here anymore.

He wrote to me: "Please don't give the impression that I myself believe that there is an issue of re-identifying a person in counterfactual situations (possible worlds) by identifying properties, constituting the person's essence.

Barry told me how to respond in the event of an alarm — "the one thing we don't want you to do is run or panic" — and informed me that if I saw anything that I thought constituted a hazard to myself or anyone else I had "the right to go to the N.R.C".

When I am speaking, I avail myself of already constituted meanings.

SARAH GREEN: So as we're talking through this, and you're listing off some of the different kinds of examples that might constitute a culturematic, I'm finding myself wondering.

Or to put it differently, I have seen books on the nominated lists that I would not have chosen as potential Pulitzer Prize winners myself, given my own criteria for what constitutes quality fiction.

The centrists of this country -- liberals with sanity like myself and so-called compassionate conservatives -- together constitute a huge majority of voters.

Before coming to Howard, I myself tended to lump HBCUs together, even though they constitute a diverse group of institutions that students attend for a variety of reasons.