Sentence examples for consists not of from inspiring English sources

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".

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 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.

In the morning, there are creches that consist not of storytelling but percussion-accompanied singalongs.

Among other things, the council established that the Church consisted not of the governed and their governors but of all believers, the "people of God".

Its chapters consist not of experimental findings or clinical diagnoses, but of stories, many of which involve a jolt of insight as the patient suddenly gets a sense of the depths he or she contains.

The archives consisted not of a single room but of an entire floor: 130 years of papers, reports, documents, the records of missions, all immaculately catalogued, a vast and meticulous chronicle of war.

He made an impish reversal of our history, arguing that American identity consisted not of timeless truths handed down from all-knowing founders but from the accumulated prejudices of the ethnic group that managed to get here first.