Sentence examples for does it constitute from inspiring English sources

But what sort of victory does it constitute?

So, does it constitute a revolution, I ask him, as some people have suggested?

So where does this leave me and does it constitute progress?

Does it constitute a plot, though, or merely a sequence of events?

Does it constitute a betrayal of the carefully constructed work of modernisation and wealth creation that official India has been at pains to craft for the world?

If a film has five potential endings, does it constitute a single work of art, or is it an amalgam of five different works?

But neither did it constitute the turning point the McCain campaign was looking for after a stretch of several weeks in which Senator Barack Obama seemed to be gaining the upper hand in the race.

"Yes, but does it really constitute actual success?" he muses.

Religion is not practiced in isolation, nor does it not constitute the whole of Tibetan culture and identity.

Did it not constitute an act of betrayal?

When it does occur, it constitutes a serious criminal offense".