Sentence examples for constituting some of from inspiring English sources

Though Mattingly wasn't the original Animorphs artist, his covers starting with #4, The Message, and continuing through the final, 54th book and onto the auxiliary Megamorphs spinoffs (don't ask)—would end up constituting some of the first major computer-based "morphing" art.

These include Genesis (the creation story and early history of the Jewish people), Psalms (150 Hebrew lyrical works constituting some of the best poetry ever written), The Gospel of John (the story of Christ), and Romans (writings on themes of sin and redemption from Apostle Paul).

Others include social and psychological factors [4], [5], [6], [7], [8], the physical environment such as air pollution [9], [10], open spaces [11] and perhaps population density, noise and constant bright light constituting some of the neighbourhood factors.

Water quality data were obtained from four public monitoring databases in Europe and North America (Table 1), constituting some of the most comprehensive and long-term data sets in the world.

This stuff has constituted some of the most fun evenings in my life.

Those edicts constitute some of the oldest deciphered original texts of India.

VMS deposits constitute some of the richest deposits of copper, lead, and zinc known.

These are unique, handworked forms that constitute some of the most radical experiments in art today.

The following, however, constitute some of the profile elements that commonly occur.

Her novels constitute some of the most loving depictions of people working in service industries that I have ever encountered.

An earlier version stated that "private prison companies constitute some of Alec's most active corporate members".