Sentence examples for what exactly constituted from inspiring English sources

Much of Tuesday morning's testimony touched on the legal question of what exactly constituted insider trading.

There were debates about what, exactly, constituted being "anti-revolutionary," since that had become the insult of the day.

In their multiple requests to review testimony and have Justice DiMango clarify what exactly constituted a hate crime, the jury seemed to struggle with whether Mr. Phoenix was really out to hurt Mr. Sucuzhañay because he was Latino or gay.

Geographical definitions are always a thorny one – on a subbing shift I remember having a very lengthy close-to-deadline discussion with a writer over what exactly constituted 'the West Country'.

But the difficulty for theologians and church historians to determine what exactly constituted knowable error during the Crusades, the Inquisition, holy wars, the burning of heretics and the forced conversions of Indians and Africans, led to a more elliptical reference to "sins committed in the service of truth".

Throughout the 1930s and '40s, while much of the world was still in a state of flux about what exactly constituted 'modern' art, Brazilian society was quick to embrace it.

(What exactly constitutes negativity? It's unclear).

What exactly constitutes "sex" has changed, too.

And what exactly constitutes hate speech?

Yet what exactly constitutes an adventurous program?

So what, exactly, constitutes worker misclassification?