It comprised not only the dominant Creeks but also speakers of other Muskogean languages (Hitchiti, Alabama-Koasati) and of non-Muskogean languages (Yuchi, some Natchez and Shawnee).
It comprised not only the territory of the original countship and the later duchy of Orléans but also a number of adjacent lands; in terms of modern départements it includes most of Loiret, Loir-et-Cher, and Eure-et-Loir, with parts of Essonne, Seine-et-Marne, and Sarthe.
The cosmic order is a total order; it comprises not only all natural things but also social and ethical rules.
It comprises not only neoplastic cells, but also other resident cells within the milieu such as stroma and vascular cells in addition to a variable cellular infiltrate from the periphery.
Non-work time should not be equated with free time, as it comprises not only free time, dedicated to leisure, but also time dedicated to certain obligatory activities, such as housework.
It comprises not only the processes through which governments are selected, held accountable, monitored, and replaced, but also the capacity of governments to efficiently manage resources and formulate, implement, and enforce appropriate policies and regulations.
It enables access to a complex long-term storage system, which we have termed knowledge system (KS) in order to emphasize that it comprises not only traditional long-term memory (LTM) – a system closely associated with the storage of declarative information – but any type of knowledge including procedural and implicit-perceptual knowledge.
At the I Can Do It! event in Las Vegas, the sales floor comprised not only the Hay House concession but also dozens of independent merchants, hawking crystals, rocks, jewelry and "bellydance and Goddess wear".
His literary achievement comprised not only novels, but also short stories and critical essays on literature and art.
The rest, he argues, are outfits comprised not only of young players honing their talent but experienced journeymen playing not only for competitive merit but to support their families.
Indeed, the troubadours comprised not only the more accomplished poets of the upper ranks of society but also some of the great nobles who wrote poetry themselves.
