Sentence examples for his constitution from inspiring English sources
His obituary in The Gentleman's Magazine reported that "his constitution was broken in early life [which] made his last years a period of weakness and suffering, so that his physical strength was unequal to the workings of his active mind.
William Hickey wrote that Cornwallis had become "a wreck of what he had been when formerly in Bengal", and another aide noted that "his constitution was less equal to contend against the effects of this climate".
Richards boasts of his constitution.
His Constitution is one "the living generation could reshape".
It would be so much better for his constitution".
His constitution was extraordinary, permitting him to turn each day into an ordinary man's two days.
I'm no longer confident in the basic goodness of his constitution.
The truth is that, as opposition has grown, Mr Chavez has started to disregard his constitution.
John Barton dies, his constitution broken by poverty, remorse, and opium.
I'd like to think I inherited his constitution, but in fact I'm more like my mother.
His constitution says the partnership's ultimate purpose is "the happiness of its members".
