Sentence examples for it consisted only from inspiring English sources
When he and McCarthy formed the Artificial Intelligence Group, it consisted only of them and a couple of students.
Also in the 1860s English astronomer William Huggins observed the spectrum of a bright nebula and found that it consisted only of bright emission lines.
He claimed that this pathogenic agent, which he named "prion," was unlike any other known pathogen, such as a virus or bacterium, because it consisted only of protein and lacked the genetic material contained within all life-forms that is necessary for replication.
My hunger strike in protest of the tar sands, although it consisted only of eliminating dessert-flavored frozen yogurt as opposed to fruit-flavored frozen yogurt, didn't make any of the major networks' nightly news broadcasts, and I think it's fair to say that my eight-point plan on Afghanistan has received little notice from the Pentagon, despite the fact that I labelled the e-mail "important".
However, in the North-West, the gap in the share of NEETs between highly educated youth and other youth was of 7% in 2015, but in the Centre and South, it consisted only of 2%.
When Richardson made his first examination, the specimen was apparently incomplete; although Joel Asaph Allen wrote in 1893 that it consisted only of the skin, Richardson described the skull and facial features in detail.
It consists only of irregular stones chiseled into companionable shapes.
It consists only of the proliferation of a person's image in the media — the more images, the more celebrity.
Very well: for the purposes of argument, let us impoverish black fiction by assuming that it consists only of that which is successful for a white literary establishment.
The "Start screen", as Microsoft calls it, consists only of those big tiles, and completely replaces the desktop you first see on Windows – although, let's be clear, that old Windows desktop is still there.
Even when a biographer does allude to their relationship it consists only of a tantalising reference to Le Bel Indifférent (The Beautiful Indifferent), the play Cocteau wrote for his little sparrow in the early years of the second world war.
