Sentence examples for he constitutes a from inspiring English sources

Yes, in a number of ways he constitutes a bridge to our own time.

In that respect he constitutes a refreshing contrast to the "evil genius" of Romanticism, Richard Wagner, with whose aesthetic standpoint he otherwise had much in common.

He constitutes a major bond between Judaism and Islam -- but not between those two and Christianity.

In 2008, Obama is gaining momentum, and hopefully people inside his organization are cognizant of the fact that he constitutes a very real threat to the likes of Blackwater, Dyncorps, Halliburton, and the hundreds of other private companies currently profiteering from the Iraq occupation.

(H epatology 2014 59 1073-1083) See Editorial on Page 764 Hepatic encephalopathy (HE) constitutes a spectrum of neuropsychiatric abnormalities ranging from confusion to coma.

It is thus through the action of hepcidin and iron redistribution that Delta-He constitutes a marker of both erythropoiesis and inflammation.

He constituted a test that Blondy, who'd sledded on pure charm through so many controversies, couldn't pass.

But would he constitute a priority when they have Willian, the underused Juan Cuadrado and youngsters such as Isaiah Brown waiting in the wings?

She lifted herself from the couch with that new, slightly laboured motion he had noticed of late, an exaggerated series of pushes and lifts whereby she seemed to be anticipating a larger and more pregnant future, cradling her tummy to support it, although in this case the gesture seemed not only protective but also defensive, as if he constituted a possible threat to the foetus.

So profound is Trump's discomfort with losing the popular vote that he constituted a commission to uncover statistically nonexistent voter fraud.

Hence, he constituted a source of inspiration for the authors of The Federalist Papers (a series of 85 essays arguing for the ratification of the United States Constitution) and for the major orators of the French Revolution.