Sentence examples for consists not from inspiring English sources
"True originality consists not in a new manner but in a new vision".
It consists not of weapons but of devices for military use, like night-vision aids.
Marcel Proust once wrote: "The real voyage of discovery consists not of seeking new landscapes, but of having new eyes".
"As human beings," he said, "our greatest glory consists not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall".
Like its namesake, Bidwell's Claret consists not only of cabernet sauvignon but also of merlot and cabernet franc.
Ducasse's encyclopedia consists not of entries on food but of pictures of and recipes for good things to eat.
Time here has a convoluted wrinkle: Every day in Bixby consists not of 24 hours, but 25.
The essential mythical idea consists not in the numbers but in the notion of a necessary soteriological lineage.
The root system consists not of a taproot, as in many dicotyledons, but of fine, fibrous roots.
The genome, of course, consists not of cards but of chromosomes, each a gigantic DNA molecule of about 100 million units, or bases, in length.
Most of the real "new economy" consists not of household names with easily understood businesses -- like Amazon.com -- but of less familiar companies doing mind-numbingly technical things.
