Like its namesake, Bidwell's Claret consists not only of cabernet sauvignon but also of merlot and cabernet franc.
The compensation, however, consists not only of the fee and the satisfaction of passing along the Word but of the relative ease of preparation.
The great technological advance of the early 21st century consists not only of new objects and processes, but of old ones made intelligent.
But the landscape of Highsmith Country consists not only of the physical Village neighborhood, but also the dark and desperate territory of Highsmith's psyche.
The project will likely employ hundreds of people and consists not only of questionnaires, but also collecting tissue samples from participants.
Post-analysis consists not only of slip system analysis based on image quality maps but also of lattice rotation analysis based on EBSD data.
Bullying consists not only of violence and the threat of violence, but it can be subtle, consisting of isolation, humiliation and making someone feel unwanted and friendless.
Yet the opposition, which consists not only of veteran political parties and tribal sheikhs, but also younger leaders of the recent urban protests, seems loth to compromise.
His legacy consists not only in many successful singers, but in voice teachers who continue to pass on his techniques to another generation.
In the long run, a writer's reputation consists not only of how much he's read but also of the number of in-depth critical studies about his work, as well as the institutional and scholarly interest in his papers.
The clearest example of logographic writing, Chinese, consists not only of characters representing meanings but also of secondary characters based on sound similarity for representing meanings that were difficult to picture.
