Sentence examples for constituting the real from inspiring English sources

Whereas the other qualities of matter are either given initially, as those qualities constituting the real essence, or else flow from the real essence, superadded qualities are added on after the fact, such that the substance could have been complete without them.

A high-level overview of SYMRT is shown in Fig. 3. SYMRT takes as input the Java class files constituting the real-time system and a configuration which, among others, specifies the analyses and the model generation technique.

Hence his re-entry constituted the "real" premiere.

Such measures, they insist, constitute the real riposte to declinism.

What constitutes the real New Orleans is always in flux.

It's that refusal to be calmed that constitutes the real sickness.

But he believed that local public affairs constituted the real gap that public broadcasting needed to fill.

Largely ignored by the bigger parties, Charles Kennedy, the Lib Dem leader, cheekily declared that his lot constituted "the real opposition".

If this continues, Ms Rice's successor may need to review what constitutes the real threat to America's security.

How uranium mines can be condoned inside Kakadu is as much a cause for bewilderment as the natural wonders which constitute the real wealth of the park.

The central figure in this influential little hotbed of intellectual superiority, Rahv held a passionately uncompromising view of what constituted the real thing, in literature as in politics.