Sentence examples for it constituted for from inspiring English sources

Calcutta was an antithesis of both the suburban and the natural; it constituted, for me, during those visits to my uncle's house, my first, and at the time only, encounter with urban modernity.

A -- I don't need to tell you that I condemn the regime in Iraq, naturally, for all the reasons we know, for all the dangers that it puts on the region and the tragedy it constitutes for the Iraqi people who are being held hostage by it.... Second, I am totally against unilateralism in the modern world.

Far from being a political earthquake for Iran's enemies, it constituted just that for the Islamic Republic.

In reality it constituted an apology for the radical Arian school.

Parts of the play turn into an anti-McNamara diatribe, focusing on his 1995 memoir, "In Retrospect," and whether it constituted an apology for the war.

The general said that he interpreted that statement as a victory and that it constituted an apology for what the program had charged.

Being a remarkably astute man in most directions, I think that, in this different from most people, he enjoyed having the stupid side of his character emphasized; it constituted a disguise for his cleverness, a kind of fancy dress. . . .

The results are now clear: a humanitarian disaster and a grave challenge to the Arab Middle East as it has been constituted for the last century.

In itself, it constituted a fundamental precedent for the later development of European constitutional monarchies.

Peter Hay, president of ADASS, said it constituted a significant step for both organisations.

The movement included both moderates and extremists, but it constituted the best hope for putting Somalia together again.