Sentence examples for have constituted much from inspiring English sources

It is that mood that made Corbyn possible, and, more than that, it is the same generation of young radicals who have constituted much of the Corbyn surge.

Given Mill's prescriptions for political participation and given the lessons learned from the deliberations and debates of representatives and experts, however, it is doubtful that civic education would have constituted much of his national education.

We all share concern over the divisiveness and rancor that has constituted much of the discourse at the UN on the subject of sexual orientation and gender identity and expression, and we are equally invested in developing a more positive path forward.

Monster Hunt, the 3D fantasy that recently became the country's highest grossing film ever, looks to be a more playful spin on the kind of Middle Kingdom period pageants that have constituted too much Chinese mainstream film output: it features a village mayor who gives birth to a CGI monster-princeling that looks like a radish.

This would have constituted a big shift.

But neither of these would have constituted a crime.

Even being himself may have constituted a problem.

Could I have constituted a damsel in distress?

From the appearance of the laser, 50 years ago, the use of ferroelectric crystals in optical devices has constituted a field of much interest and activity.

In Aragon and Valencia, where the Moriscos had constituted between 20 and 30 percent of the population, they were certainly much greater.

Mr. Walton said that constituted much of the cost.