The phrase 'consisting of being' is not correct and usable in written English. However, you can use the phrase 'consisting of,' which is used to indicate that something is made up of different parts or elements. For example, "The house is built on a solid foundation consisting of concrete and metal."
So he made his way to America, crossing the Atlantic in steerage and arriving in New York, where, he wrote to his mother, "I had to go through the ceremony of initiation to the U.S.A., consisting of being swindled by a taxi-driver".
During his first two days of detention, he underwent 'rough treatment,' consisting of being 'pushed and shoved' while hooded in order to 'disorient him.'.
Bachelor Diagnosis: The bachelor must be open to being a part of a system (the Bachelor system) with the rules consisting of being a part of people's fantasy, being a public figure and being a representation and symbol of relationship love and connection.
That consisted of being the star attraction at his mother's brothel.
Or you love everybody and foreign policy consists of being sweet to others, period.
The greatest contribution the United States made to the outcome of the war really consisted of being there.
If superstardom consists of being elusive, evasive, incoherent, unpunctual, enigmatic, all-round difficult, then Marley is no superstar.
His responsibilities consisted of being available for tourists who wanted a peek at the beer-drinking goat.
Instruction in philosophy often consists of being reprimanded for mistakes so small you need a magnifying glass to see them.
"I didn't realize what consisted of being able to throw the ball in a good spot," Pulsipher said.
His misdeeds largely consisted of being a staunch Federalist and crossing President Thomas Jefferson, a Republican.
