• This is the kind of criticism which constitutes philosophy.
• It is the use and application of this power or force that constitutes hypnotism.
• This constitutes the definition of truth and falsehood that we were in search of.
• Paris, centre, banlieue, circumference; this constitutes all the earth to those children.
• The soul is form, the actual. By uniting with the body it constitutes the living subject.
• The deliberate cultivation of this phase of thought constitutes thinking as a distinctive experience.
• The district west of Van Ness Avenue and north of McAllister constitutes the finest part of the metropolis.
• In 1804, Congress gave a territorial organization to that part of it which now constitutes the State of Lousiana.
• But the difference which constitutes man is "rational," which is applied to man on account of his intellectual principle.
• In the bee, the will is constant and uniform, because the instinct which guides it is invariable, and constitutes the animal's whole life and nature.

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