Sentence examples for consisting as from inspiring English sources

From a deductive-logical point of view, the set of logical consequences of a given state description is a maximal consistent set of sentences of L 3): The set is consistent (consisting as it does of the logical consequences of a consistent sentence) and maximal; no sentence of L 3) not implied by the set is consistent with it.

The empirical evidence for this view is utterly underwhelming, consisting as it does of a collection of random quotes.

Not too long ago, after all, luxury menswear displayed little thought or beauty, consisting, as it mainly did, of suits, suits, suits and the odd blazer.

In 1692, a basic medical kit looked little different from an ancient Greek one, consisting as it did of beetle's blood, fox lung, and dried dolphin heart.

Business is not brisk, consisting as it does entirely of Mrs Shen ("Some kind of travel journalist").

He was lucky in his choral forces in the Verdi, consisting as they did of a sizeable ensemble made up of the London Philharmonic Choir and the Orfeón Pamplonés from Navarre in northern Spain.

The election officers there consisted, as usual, of a bunch of stressed-out teachers.

In this sense a liberal education may, and indeed should, consist as much of science as of history or classics or music.

Each group consisted, as much possible, an equal number of students.

The official language of the test is Italian, and its written part is usually an essay, but can consist as well of exercises or multiple choice questions.

Some arrays consisted as far as six SGI1s arranged in tandem.