Sentence examples for so constituted from inspiring English sources

But he wonders why the universe is so constituted that moral progress takes place.

So constituted, the Who released Face Dances (1981) and It's Hard (1982) before disbanding in 1982.

Yet men are so constituted that the individual cannot secure his own interests unless he contributes to the common welfare.

In a society so constituted, religion can play a significant role in promoting people's obedience to the sovereign.

[Acquired Wrigley Co.], as so constituted, will conduct its business and operations as a separate, stand-alone business unit operating under [Mars].

The Mail on Sunday published pictures of Smith's home last weekend, despite warnings that doing so constituted a serious security risk.

In a recent report, Guy Horton, a human-rights activist, argues that these abuses are systematic, deliberate and aimed specifically at ethnic minorities, and so constitute genocide.

In the catalog description entry for the latter, Mr. Coe notes that they were made as gifts and so constitute a rare example of art for art's sake.

The court sided with the trust, saying "that the buyer made no attempt to participate in the auction and bid on the painting" and that failure to do so "constitutes a failure to mitigate its alleged consequential damages".

Their not doing so constitutes an ethical lapse.

The value of fc varied little among the fitted equations, so constituting an affine set of relationships.