Sentence examples for comprises just one from inspiring English sources

The campsite comprises just one lush field, in the shadow of an old granite church tower, with views across peaceful fields full of grazing cattle.

11), both Orson Welles's 1941 Best Screenplay Academy Award for "Citizen Kane" and a working copy of the actual script will go to the highest bidder; another sale that afternoon comprises just one lot — George Washington's Society of the Cincinnati medal, created in 1783 and later presented by his family to the Marquis de Lafayette, whose descendants have kept it to this day.

The third questionnaire comprises just one page and enquires about past sexual behaviours.

The Anaxyelidae comprises just one modern species (Syntexis libocedrii) surviving from a previously larger Mesozoic/Cenozoic group [ 104].

Franzen's discussion of the tremor comprises just one and a half pages, and no other scholars have discussed it in detail.

The CGI (also called the patient-reported global impression of change in some studies) comprises just one item, ie, "Compared to the start of the study, how would you describe your premature ejaculation now?" Patients rate their response on a seven-point scale (−3 to +3) as: much worse, worse, slightly worse, no change, slightly better, better, or much better.

Last month the band announced they would play a "world tour", comprising just one show at Wembley Arena.

Some tribelets comprised just one village and others included several villages; in the latter cases, one village was usually recognized as more important than the others.

Although they comprise just one species, adult male side-blotched lizards come in three distinct behavioral types, and each type can outcompete one other for mates.

In other words, while Muslim Americans comprise just one to two percent of the entire U.S. population, the minority faith community is confronting grossly disproportionate levels of religious discrimination at work, in schools and the public square.

It was in the early days of the Sylvia Rivera Law Project (SRLP) -- a nonprofit providing free legal services to transgender, intersex, and gender nonconforming people, founded by Spade in 2002 -- and SRLP's headquarters comprised just one desk and a phone housed within a larger poverty law organization.