Sentence examples for it constituted one from inspiring English sources

The film, with its open shirt collars and cardigans and Sinatra's "obsession with orange," as Stefano Tonchi, Esquire's fashion creative director, put it, constituted "one of the great moments of American style".

Greek fire was particularly effective in naval combat, and it constituted one of the few incendiary weapons of warfare afloat that were used effectively without backfiring on their users.

This does not mean that its importance should be minimized, since it constitutes one of the few existing models for the determination of generic digital competences within the higher education study framework.

Australia is not alone; it constitutes one half of the Canada-Australia axis of carbon.

Along with his bitter opposition to the Iran nuclear deal it constitutes one of his most identifiable international policy positions.

Few would deny that it constitutes one of the most powerful and engrossing of all symphonic statements.

The idea of meditation is attractive (it constitutes one of the 12 steps of recovery in Al Anon and AA), but when I've tried to do it as advised, I can't stomach the static silence that is involved.

It constitutes one of the best starting points for that rich, unfinished history of the black British diaspora and its intricate interweaving with British life that remains to be written.

It constitutes one of the central elements of Evidence Based Medicine.

It constitutes one of the mainstays that serve as a basis for clinical practice guidelines and Evidence Based Medicine.

It constitutes one of the most important linear shell models, yet problems associated with its boundary stabilization and control have not been carefully studied.