Sentence examples for he constituted himself from inspiring English sources
To meet this challenge, he constituted himself as a self-conscious poet through both theoretical and actual poetic creations, and constituted a musical-poetic voice, or Gesang, within his poetry as a means of joining the abstractions of philosophy with the concrete voice of the poet.
Mr. Noyes then made a public withdrawal...and for many years he has constituted himself Casement's chief defender.
He constituted in 336 the League of Corinth with himself as president.
In April, he found himself facing a $25,000 lawsuit from the owner of the park, who claimed the review constitutes libel.
At Nauvoo, Smith affected a Napoleonic uniform and made himself into a general and quasi king of the polity he had constituted.
But in making the series that constitutes "Duets" he set himself especially tight restrictions.
Instead of arguing the niceties of what constitutes torture, he has himself subjected to water-boarding and names it for what it is: torture.
Me also whom God called to the kingdom-not, however, having called him to the priesthood-he strove to deprive of my royal power, threatening to take away my kingdom and my soul, neither of which he had granted, because he saw me wishing to hold my rule from God and not from him- because he himself had not constituted me king.
Even being himself may have constituted a problem.
He never had the chance to defend himself in a properly constituted court.Recently, a letter from Mr Batebi to the supreme judicial authorities has come to light.
