Sentence examples for to constitute a from inspiring English sources

The party tended, therefore, to constitute a closed order.

At first, this appears to constitute a major commitment.

They have come to constitute a sort of abusable underclass.

There was enough opera, for example, to constitute a small Baroque opera series.

There were enough of them in Zitácuaro to constitute a new class, la fresada.

The word in classical Greek — outis — sounds enough like Odysseus to constitute a kind of pun.

And Turing's voice is a little too stiff to constitute a credible person.

Smiling deference can seem so uniform as to constitute a gleaming wall.

Just two criminal acts are required to constitute a pattern, he said; the government charged 89.

The new fences at Calais already seem to constitute a similarly futile game.

There weren't enough unpublished stories to constitute a collection until very recently.