Sentence examples for consists sometimes of from inspiring English sources

Courage consists sometimes of staying close to nature, which could not care less about our disasters".

African and European melodies sometimes consist of chains of intervals, e.g., of thirds or fourths.

In an interview, Mr. McCain said he believed an organization consisting of sometimes colliding centers of power made sure that a candidate, or a president, reached fully informed decisions.

The landing gear sometimes consists of a pair of skids rather than wheel assemblies.

On either side of the head is a large compound eye, sometimes consisting of thousands of units (ommatidia).

So the candidate is left with a strategy that largely consists of criticism of his opponent, sometimes fair, sometimes unfair, but always biting.

Alder indirectly suggests that he agrees with Lavoisier; a great deal of "The Measure of All Things" consists of what sometimes seems to be an hour-by-hour recounting of the progress of the measurement parties, which were supposed to complete their work in a year but somehow took seven.

Mr. Kuzminsky's own poetry sometimes consists of artfully combined strings of words or near-words culled from different languages.

Repolarization changes consist of sometimes dramatic ST segment elevations and inverted T waves in patients with normal hearts.

Free text sometimes consists of complex phrases or groups of words describing a patient's clinical condition, his/her history, the history of his/her current pathology and management in EDs.

Secular cantatas tended for the most part to rely on solo voices, and when the chorus does make its appearance it sometimes consists only of three-part writing, as in Purcell's setting of Abraham Cowley's poem "If ever I more riches did desire".