Sentence examples for has constituted the from inspiring English sources

Historically the Gangetic Plain has constituted the heartland of Hindustan and its successive civilizations.

But the sculpture that has constituted the bulk of Mr. Burden's work since the 1980s often looks little like salable art.

It has constituted the calamitous triumph of American hypocrisy & cant over American seriousness... What Vietnam has accomplished is brutally to teach Americans that America's is not "the flag of all mankind," as Woodrow Wilson saw it.

Since its inception the Lambeth Conference, which meets every 10 years, has constituted the principal cohesive factor in Anglicanism, even though its decisions are not binding and must be approved by the individual churches.

The New Yorker, March 16, 1940 P. 93 Letter to Emily Post, published in the Daily News, asking if it would be all right for the groom to sing at his own wedding, since he has constituted the whole choir in that church.

By E. B. White The New Yorker, March 16, 1940 P. 93 Letter to Emily Post, published in the Daily News, asking if it would be all right for the groom to sing at his own wedding, since he has constituted the whole choir in that church.

This would have constituted the supreme test of the effectiveness of prayer.

Richards, Asham and Kreider had constituted the Rangers' fourth line in the Bruins series.

For the past five years, their battles, many of them closely fought, have constituted the most exciting rivalry in any sport.

Rousseau's rejoinders to cosmopolitan commercialism have constituted the basic stock-in-trade of cultural and economic nationalists worldwide.

"This urban and rural landscape, linked by road and canal networks, now seems to have constituted the largest empire on earth in the 12th century," Sharrock said.