Sentence examples for fact consist of from inspiring English sources

The proposed EU force in that country will, in fact, consist of these same 200-odd soldiers merely swapping berets.

But don't worry — he has recently become aware that his job will not in fact consist of traveling around the world telling people how great oil is.

This will in fact consist of the "parameters" Bill Clinton drew up in 2000 and are the nearest you'll get to a sellable compromise.

If you've ever seen a taping of a familiar television show, you realize that a set that can appear attractive, even luxurious, on screen may in fact consist of the cheesiest-looking materials imaginable.

Here the corporation is trying to serve two different markets and product lines from the same factory, whose process technology appears to meet the needs of both (it may, in fact, consist of a series of linked process stages operating under tight central control).

In addition, the braided system that ultimately forms the braid delta may have its source far removed from the body of standing water and may in fact consist of large alluvial plains rather than the restricted areal and longitudinal extent associated with alluvial fans.

A lot of this book, in fact, consists of twisted riffs on monsters-and-spaceships pulp.

Computers simulate the "reality" but that "reality" in fact consists of nested levels of symbols.

Each flower in fact consists of up to 100 florets, each one packed with nectar and pollen.

Though invariably called Domesday Book, in the singular, it in fact consists of two volumes quite different from each other.

(There are also a few stories by Mario Hernandez, the Zeppo of the family). A lot of this book, in fact, consists of twisted riffs on monsters-and-spaceships pulp.