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In fact, it's hard to escape the idea that most people with well-constituted lives who use drugs do so moderately and don't allow them to interfere with their paychecks.

Stanton Peele: Phelps and Rodriguez Show It Pays to Take Drugs 2009

There must be hope — there must be uncertainty — there must be reciprocity, to enable the tyrant of the soul to secure a dominion of very long duration over a manly and well-constituted mind, which is itself desirous to will its freedom.

Saint Ronan's Well 2008

You affirm that it is but one step from adoration to superstition: but there is an infinity to well-constituted minds, and these are now very numerous; they are at the head of nations; they influence public manners, and, year by year, the fanaticism that overspread the earth is receding in its detestable usurpations.

A Philosophical Dictionary 2007

Thereupon I taught her that in every well-constituted city the citizens are not content merely to pass good laws, but they further choose them guardians of the laws,208 whose function as inspectors is to praise the man whose acts are law-abiding, or to mulct some other who offends against the law.

Oeconomicus 2007

We have within us, be we savage or civilized, the sense of what is right, and this will not permit us to enjoy in peace ill-gotten gains acquired against the laws of the society in which we live, — for well-constituted societies are modeled on the system God has ordained for the universe.

Ursula 2006

I should like to know what well-constituted mind, merely because it is transitory, dislikes roast beef?

Vanity Fair 2006

He wants the court to be able to be as well-constituted as it can be on the first Monday of October.

CNN Transcript Sep 4, 2005 2005

The process however of dealing with all of these, as the mind moves up and down to each in turn, does after much effort give birth in a well-constituted mind to knowledge of that which is well constituted.

The Seventh Letter, by Plato Plato 2004

Old Jolyon would say it, too, yet disregarded the fact in a manner truly irritating to well-constituted Clubmen.

The Man of Property 2004

From such you an principles as those have grown our well-constituted states; by these was Sparta founded: Lycurgus fixed these opinions in the

The Discourses of Epictetus 2004