Sentence examples for really constituted from inspiring English sources

(As often with Trump, it was hard to know if "us" really constituted a bigger group than "me").

For Sherman it was the "hundreds of thousands of people who were active, in whatever capacity they struggled, who really constituted The Movement, not the dozen or so names thrown up into prominence".

And although the two were latterly political rivals, Mr Campos never really constituted a genuine threat to Ms Rousseff's plans for re-election.

But will that really constitute leadership?

What really constitutes a Broadway voice anyway?

"Yes, but does it really constitute actual success?" he muses.

Do the people he talks about really constitute a "class"?

The souk and the mosque really constitute the soul of the city.

Did that really constitute the ideological change US Soccer called for upon the German's hiring?

From a moral point of view, I think that period really constitutes a completely different time.

The debate around what really constitutes healthy eating is heated and continuing.