Sentence examples for text constitutes from inspiring English sources

Believing the "insurance policy" text constitutes some kind of smoking gun is to make some real logical leaps.

The passage, like many others in this unique text, constitutes an ingenious stylistic device unparalleled in Assyrian historical literature.

The following text constitutes a summary that aims to capture some of the takeaways from the latest discussion, without attributing them to individual participants.

In an email to HuffPost, she explained that she writes unintelligibly, so as to throw into question distinctions between "the visual and the textual, along with the European assumption that text constitutes the best access to reality". From Harem, by Lalla Essaydi.

This compromise text constitutes a betrayal of consumer protection!

Kennan's text constituted a response to, of all things, a campaign speech by Stalin.

The red highlighted models were the only ones available to forecasters in 1979; the models in black text constitute the suite in 2014.

Of course, it might be argued that on the sexual scale of 1911, when the novel appeared, let alone that of the eighteen-eighties, when its catastrophe is supposed to have occurred, the few embraces and kisses that Ethan and Mattie do share in Wharton's lean text constitute the equivalent of contemporary copulation, as breathily demonstrated on the screen.

Genji-e (Genji pictures), although associated with a single text, constitute an extraordinary corpus of images – in their magnitude of numbers from the 12th century to the present within varied historical and social contexts, complexity as an object (handscrolls, hanging scrolls, screens, albums, etc)., and in their relationship with calligraphy.

Firstly, new vocabularies in the reading text constituted the biggest barrier for most of the students.

The cosmic text constituted of mutually differing signs is then the empty place of empty things, and as such, the ultimate scripture of emptiness.