Sentence examples for example constitute from inspiring English sources

(Did "King Kong," for example, constitute "an attack on the nerves of the German people?") And Mr. Urwand found records of a global network of monitors who made sure the cuts were made in all countries, including the United States.

It is a further question which items of the relevant sort (which diagonal propositions or epistemic possibilities, for example) constitute the narrow content of a particular state of a particular subject.

Note that Refs. [4, 12], for example, constitute significant progress over the current state of the art as they fit into the "big, deep, and smart data" schemes of the developing materials design approach [9].

Does durability, for example, constitute an important definition of what is or becomes a literary novel?

Access to certain types of housing, food or education even at their simplest level may, for example, constitute luxuries in the context of low-income countries.

Nitrile hydratases (NHases), for example, constitute a class of industrially important enzymes (DiCosimo 2006; van Pelt et al. 2008a) that are notoriously unstable outside the cell.

What, for example, constitutes a positive result?

What, for example, constitutes a reliable and relevant study?

What, for example, constitutes the length of a democratic transition: a year, a decade, a century?

(The Inauguration of Bill Clinton, for example, constituted the beginning of a political season).

A photograph, for example, constitutes hard (i.e., reliable) intelligence, whereas the report of a secret agent may be speculative and difficult to prove.