Meanings of constitute true in English

It is just such quiet hours of heart-to-heart intimacy that constitute true marriage.

Does putting on garments of a certain colour constitute true mourning?

The possession of millions may not constitute true wealth, but it always means power over men.

A variety of conflicting hypotheses exist about which miscoding lesions constitute true aDNA damage as opposed to PCR polymerase amplification error.

For some, the secrets of music, the wonder of love, and the misty, undefined prayers of the soul constitute true religion.

Plants and lowly types of organisms do not constitute true societies, unless it can be shown that they have some degree of mentality.

OPINION: Many persons have a wrong idea of what constitutes true happiness.

Messi's flashes of brilliance seemed designed to remind City of what constitutes true greatness.

This is what constitutes true courage; I am the only person who can injure myself.

And then, as I have been saying all along, acting on this principle constitutes true religion.

This constitutes true greatness in his followers.

Paul explains what constitutes true Christian righteousness.

What did Horace say constituted true nobility?

This country is, in my judgment, in all that constitutes true greatness, the nearest civilized of any country.

Illinois, in all that constitutes true grandeur in a people, knows no superior among the great sisterhood of States.

He found her possessed of that vigour of mind which constitutes true fortitude, and vindicates the empire of reason.