Sentence examples for much constitutes from inspiring English sources

In fact, talking about it too much constitutes exploitation and a creates a cover for repression and violence.

Britain's Premier 'Magic MushrOnlyExplorer' Told Us How Shrooms Could Chatge the World.

Those four people — Leonard, Heather, Ariel and Casey — pretty much constitute the film's universe.

The obsessions that earnest cosmopolitan Yankees have nurtured with traditional art and music pretty much constitute a folk culture.

The citizens of Rio de Janeiro might not have recognised it as such, but on a wet night in Flanders this pretty much constituted a carnival atmosphere.

Fleur Talbot, the narrator of Loitering with Intent, says that "the story of my own life is just as much constituted of the secrets of my craft as it is of other events", but she only appears to be upholding the division between the private life and inspiration, experience and style.

There was enough ambiguity, they concluded, that they couldn't even set an upper limit on how much sugar constitutes too much.

How many shots are available will depend in part on how much product constitutes a "dose".

Or rather, how much it constitutes what we call society.

And that much time constituted a valuable resource in efforts to digitize old books with deteriorating pages and faded text.

As a result, much of what constitutes Vatican diplomacy is actually appeasement.