Sentence examples for he does constitutes from inspiring English sources

Green has made soft indies ("All the Real Girls," "Snow Angels"), stylistic actor vehicles ("Joe," "Stronger") and rowdy studio comedies ("Pineapple Express, "Your Highness") alike, so at this point almost anything he does constitutes something of a departure.

As suggested by the victim in her lengthy statement, Turner seems to be in profound denial that what he did constitutes a crime instead blaming his sexual assault of an unconscious woman behind a dumpster on the "party culture" that was new to him.

"It does constitute a war crime," he said.

He also questions Monton's claim, inasmuch as it does constitute an approach of sorts, that it is viable.

Homegrown terrorism does constitute a very serious threat.

So what does constitute good and bad Web site design?

But it does constitute about 85% of my total viewing habits these days.

The proposal does constitute a radical challenge to the philanthropic status quo.

"In our system it's very clear — a missed payment does constitute a default.

But, the Soviet presence in Cuba does constitute a threat to the political stability of the hemisphere.

The world does constitute God's relational aspect but not the totality of God (2005, 250 254).