Sentence examples for elements that constitutes the from inspiring English sources
"The history of France is very associated with Catholics, and to strike a church is to strike one of those elements that constitutes the identity of France," said Guillaume Goubert, the editor of La Croix, a Catholic daily newspaper.
Rather, they have concluded that there is no single right balance of elements that constitutes "the good life for man," and hence no unitary value that wisdom can help us maximize.
The organization of educational practice can be realized progressively, according to the synthesis of the elements that constitutes the meaning of educational principles, accompanied by a series of nuances of the system of values.
In the above example, the m-series will be "observed" "like an object" by the P-series (SW VI: 144).[67] It is just this unbalanced relation between representations (or representational structures and elements) that constitutes the phenomenon of self-perception, i.e., apperception.
Garnett's editing not only eliminated some passages of sexual outspokenness but also removed as repetitive structural elements that constitute the establishment of a pattern in the mother's behaviour and that explain the plural nouns of the title.
The psychologist must study humanity from the historical or comparative standpoint, analyzing the elements that constitute the fabric of society, with its customs, its conventions, and the main tendencies of its evolution.
"Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" features the familiar brew of Buddhist, Taoist and Confucian elements that constitute the religious dimension of martial arts: self-denial, rigorous training and discipline in a "school," the transmission of esoteric knowledge from master to disciple, ascendancy through yielding, the power of focused mind, the spiritual transcendence of physical limits.
