'consisted' is a valid and usable word in written English. It is a verb used to describe something that is made up of different parts or components. Example: The meal consisted of a salad, a main dish, and a dessert.
Political leaders around the world have had much to say since Snowden began his revelations, but not one statement that consisted of "I regret subjecting my own people to these procedures".
The interior was equally prosaic: the set consisted of a six-metre stretch of starship corridor.
That evidence consisted of secret recordings made by Kennedy of the activists' private meetings.
This was what we'd been led to expect – Dobson, starring in the reconstructions, had been trailed as the mature foil to youthful presenter Dan Snow, who steered the documentary segments; much of Armada's pre-publicity consisted of Dobson granting "exclusive" insights into the four hours she'd spent in makeup each day, layering on wrinkles, "leather-spots" and blackened teeth.
However, a witness who was present when Lachlan Murdoch spoke to O'Chee said the conversation was brief and consisted of "polite hellos".
While she was speaking, I noticed that the audience consisted of a large number of Japanese women, who had come in from neighbouring offices to see her.
Initially, it consisted largely of bamboo, but it has evolved to include introductions such as Canna iridiflora.
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