“The child has sought a powerful archetypal ally in the collective that forms the core of an eventual complex around which the implicated shadows constellate.”

“And always in our readings, we constellate the proffered data into patterns of some meaning to ourselves.”

“It defies the mind's desire to constellate randomness.”

“At the same time, through similarity and contiguity, the infant constellates the child archetype in the mother.”

“It constellates so many of the defining themes of our American consciousness.”

“It shows how the poet's mind constellates.”

“His accounts of object related internal objects, unconscious phantasies and mental mechanism are constellated around two categories of functioning, called positions.”

“Long did the travelers stand mute, watching the constellated firmament, upon which the moon, like a vast screen, made an enormous black hole.”

“It works by creating alignments and entrainments with only those segments of life which match the constant of the constellated archetype.”

“In place of a clearly discernible melody, the piece evolves glacially with fuzzy smears, distorted shards, and industrial buzzing constellating around the drone.”