Sentence examples for in fact constituted from inspiring English sources

Had he not, in fact, constituted Charlemagne emperor?

Lilly's outlandish conclusions on dolphin communication prompted him to declare that they spoke "dolphinese", and in fact constituted an alien race living among us.

For the book's persistent question is: If Adam Gordon were able to summon himself into authenticity, would there be anything to see? Are we in fact constituted by our inauthenticities?

The proposition of structuralists such as Althusser is that institutional structures (in the sense of a structure of social roles and social norms) are a basic, non-reducible feature of the world and the actions, values, self-images and the like of individual human agents must conform to these structures because individual agency, properly understood, is in fact constituted by such structures.

But those millions of Facebook profiles do not in fact constitute a breach: they were obtained legally.

This can be most easily done by clarifying that campaign contributions do in fact constitute "financial interest".

And the California rule — once in force there and in 17 other states — would in fact constitute a uniform standard covering nearly half the car market.

Does Brooks think that the Administration's moderate attempts to reform health insurance, the financial industry, and climate policy in fact constitute an "onslaught"?

The isolation of spirochetes from AD brains has been reported, leading to the suggestion that AD may in fact constitute a spirochetosis35, 36.

The term of morphospecies is used in this review because P. corethrurus may in fact constitute a complex of cryptic species.

This inference, in turn, has led the court to find that the licensing of all Intel-compatible PC operating systems worldwide does in fact constitute the relevant market in the context of the plaintiffs' monopoly maintenance claim.