Sentence examples for consists of not from inspiring English sources

It consists of not doing things (eating junk food, smoking, drinking to excess) rather than doing them (exercising).

Today, the group consists of not just expatriates like her but also Indians who have lived abroad and since returned.

The set consists of not much more than a gleaming white bust -- the face seems almost alive -- and a portentous bowl of strawberries.

Its final celebration consists of not one but two performances, at 8 p.m. tomorrow and Saturday in Avery Fisher Hall, of Mozart's Mass in C minor.

Proust reminds us that the real voyage of discovery consists of not just seeking new landscapes but in having new eyes.

"The task," Haffner said, "consists of not just designing a new space but also trying to understand people's relationship to the place, in order to recognize and reclaim it, to win it back".

The client base consists of not-for-profit organizations that vary in size and complexity.

Some of the Tel Aviv cycle lanes consist of not much more than a painted logo on the pavement.

In the old days, it consisted of not much more than canvassing returns, telephone calls and the offer of a lift to the polling station.

"In those days, the central reservations of the boulevards consisted of not much more than sand and trees, and they were quite wide.

I enjoyed his presenting style, which consisted of not presenting at all, merely rattling on in his clever way, one voice among many.