Sentence examples for everything that constitutes from inspiring English sources

It would be unbearably obvious that death is inscribed in everything that constitutes life, that any moment of your existence may be only a breath away from being the last.

"Anatomy," wrote Andreas Vesalius in 1543, "is an important part of natural philosophy; since it embraces the study of man and must properly be regarded as the prime foundation of the whole art of medicine and the source of everything that constitutes it".

I invoke now everything that constitutes the social terrain where and material from which you, young Greek women and men, must build our future".

So we are completely and utterly non-judgmental, we are utterly inclusive of everything, we are looking for LGBT content, we are looking for diversity, we are looking for anything and everything that constitutes real world sex.

While there's surely waste in domestic discretionary programs, from agriculture subsidies to the occasional National Science Foundation grant that sounds silly, it also includes education, energy research, transportation and basically everything that constitutes the investment in economic growth that we need far more than we need budget austerity.

What is so unusual about Alagiah's childhood was his apparent willingness to sign up to everything that constituted being British without desiring to keep any trace of his past.

Ultimately I hope that I can keep my identity, friend list, photographs, videos and everything else that constitutes the (de Centralized Me at any service provider that I trust (meaning I trust them to protect that data, but never go against my wishes and try to keep it to themselves if that isn't what I want), and just tell sites like Facebook and everyone else where to grab it.

Everything of any import has to be decided by the two legislative leaders and the governor -- usually as part of one huge ball of unrelated legislation that constitutes the session's end-of-the-year Big Deal.

Doesn't matter, says the High Court, that constitutes copyright infringement.

Their very emphasis on research probably did not lead to enthusiasm for everything else that constituted a distraction.

As he showed me around the disorienting warren of grand halls, spare reading rooms, offices, and laboratories that constitute the Vatican Library today, everything did look as if it had just been, or was still being, painted or shined.