Sentence examples for simply constitute from inspiring English sources

So continued this summer's pattern, a period that will mark the beginning of the end for a player many consider the best in tennis history or will simply constitute a stretch among the roughest of Federer's career.

After receiving General Dempsey's letter, Mr. Engel released a statement rejecting the assertion that American involvement in Syria "would simply constitute 'choosing sides' between one armed group and another".

Timaeus does not say why each face is composed of six such triangles, when in fact two, joined at the longer of the two sides that contain the right angle, will more simply constitute an equilateral triangle.

While there remain problems with thinking that these neurons' activity simply constitute any pleasure, or are either necessary or sufficient for all pleasure, they seem at least very closely connected with some pleasure.

If and when they do agree to do so, that will simply constitute an agreement on their part not to hurt the country, yet they will ask that it be treated as a concession for which they should receive something in return.

These associations could simply constitute random findings and the data should only be viewed as hypothesis-generating.

As a result the wall simply constitutes a mental blockage, rather than a physical one.

The mode of drug administration simply constitutes a vehicle via which these direct health benefits are delivered to a patient.

Values are not seen to be simply constituted by the emotional relations between the subject and the object anymore.

The advantage of such an approach is the protection against so far unknown attacks, developed specially (targeted attacks) in order to realize attacks onto particular resources of network infrastructures or simply constituting so called zero-day exploits.

The debate simply constitutes a series of monologues performed by dogs with collar cones on.