Sentence examples for is constituted in the from inspiring English sources

Then you realize its infinite practicalities, the fact that freedom is constituted in the details of the lives we actually live and not merely in principle.

That which is constituted in the outer attitude is there co-present together with what is constituted in the inner attitude" (Ideas II, §.42, p.161 162).

He described culture as something that is constituted in the interaction between media and human beings".

Much regulation, however, is constituted in the ordinary decisions of case-level officials.

Rationality is constituted in the relationship between an 'I' and a 'Thou', a relationship that respects the conditions of both its terms.

The study area is constituted in the major part by cretaceous formations (Fig. 2), forming a series of anticlines and synclines.

"A new government should be constituted in the country," he said.

"The concept is that the cinema is basically something that can be constituted in the moment," Mr. Halter said.

Pentecostal communities either have been constituted in the area of a biblical fundamentalism theologically and on the basis of a congregationalist church polity constitutionally or they have ritualized the outpouring of the Spirit itself.

Len Wardle, who quit in November after the former Co-op bank chairman Flowers was exposed for buying illegal drugs, is concerned that the way the Co-op board could be constituted in the future means it risks damaging the traditional status of a co-operative organisation.

One thinks of the American historian William Sheridan Allen, who, for the purposes of his book "The Nazi Seizure of Power" (1965), studied a single Hanoverian town as it had been constituted in the nineteen-thirties, and discovered that in a population of fewer than ten thousand there were a hundred and sixty-one clubs and societies — one for every sixty people.