Sentence examples for word constitutes from inspiring English sources

In the human situation, learning to recognize the name of an object or a foreign word constitutes a simple instance of stimulus learning.

Prosecutors were trying to prove that Mr. Terry's word constituted abuse, and that he had committed a racially aggravated public order offense against Mr. Ferdinand.

PID, an acronym for proportional, integral, and derivative words, constitutes control output from the effect of these three mathematical expressions.

The sovereign creation of a condition of normality, in other words, constitutes a community's political identity and it is likely to do so through the forcible suppression of those whose conception of normality differs from the sovereign's (D 132 47).

The main event was Lewis Black, for whom the F-word constitutes about 85percentt of his vocabulary, and everyone who bought a ticket surely knows that.

A choice of words constitutes an important factor to express your ideas.

Those words constitute a sweeping manifesto.

These words constitute his last public statement.

His words constitute a political act of vast courage.

Police are investigating whether his words constitute a threat to the novelist, something that could lead to Hayal's prosecution.

It may, in other words, constitute the whole of the human legacy for a long, post-human time to come.