Sentence examples for thought constituted from inspiring English sources

Nearly three years ago the Children's Society produced its Good Childhood report, a careful analysis of what young people thought constituted a nurturing environment to grow up in.

Barry told me how to respond in the event of an alarm — "the one thing we don't want you to do is run or panic" — and informed me that if I saw anything that I thought constituted a hazard to myself or anyone else I had "the right to go to the N.R.C".

Those who spend their time reading the various British political gossip websites sites (guilty, m'lud) - sites like recess monkey or Guido Fawkes - come across lots of entertaining revelations, but almost never something that would get into a list of what Capitol Hill Blue thought constituted unacceptable behaviour.

Process thought constituted a prominent sector of the active philosophical scene in the USA during the first half of the 20th century.

He postulated that human interaction and thought constituted their own sphere of existence and that through increased social interaction and a critical mass of network building, humans would evolve to a higher plane of consciousness, which he called an "omega point".

"We got pretty specific, what she thought constituted extreme measures, how she wanted me and my siblings to work together, who should and should not have the last word".

When approaching this exam I have to answer what I think constitutes religion: Is it a conception of the mind and rational thought?

What do you think constitutes a small business?

What do you think constitutes 'educational quality' and how can the sector help students judge it better?

What people think constitutes rape was explored in the UK earlier this month in the BBC3 documentary 'Is this Rape?

But I've come to understand that it doesn't matter what I think is right and wrong, or what I think constitutes appropriate aggregation or great journalism.