But The Book of Disquiet, made up of hundreds of short texts that constitute a sort-of narrative, is a perfect match for this drained faculty.
Although these things are interesting to the video professional, they constitute a sort of dark age from which we are only recently emerging — and this emergence is the reason we are having this discussion.
By lending weight to the idea of a natural link between Islam and terrorism, it would reinforce the perception that they constitute a sort of foreign body in Western societies, or even some sort of fifth column.
Look at East Asia, where tutoring and testing constitute a sort of religion.
She wrote no diaries, though the letters constitute a sort of running journal.
This strongly encourages the idea that elite academic macro- and monetary economists constitute a sort of secular priesthood.
Taken together, these four plays constitute a sort of empire of the damned, whose inhabitants are caught in desperate but impossible retreat from their legacy of self-destruction.
The mass surveillance systems of today, systems that pre-emptively automate the indiscriminate seizure of private records, constitute a sort of surveillance time-machine – a machine that simply cannot operate without violating our liberty on the broadest scale.
The Carpathians thus possess certain features of a continental climate, although from the viewpoint of relief they constitute a sort of island amid the surrounding plains, where the climate is much drier.
"Upstream Color" is very much the work of an individual, so much so that I suspect its myths and symbols constitute a sort of meditation on the nature of individuality.
