Sentence examples for it never consists from inspiring English sources

"It never consists of any more than 50 percent of one varietal".

But it never consisted of more than a handful of people.

Despite its size -- it has never consisted of more than a handful of dancers -- and considerable turnover, NDT3 has drawn worldwide attention.

Literature does have formal properties a drama can be as tightly knit as a fugue or a symphony but the appreciation of it can never consist of these formal properties alone, and the reason lies in the very nature of the medium.

In these frameworks, the more personal types of identities that people have of themselves remains under-theorized because a person's self-conception never consists only of the roles or group membership in which they participate, as suggested by expenditure on appearance-enhancing products and service.

First, and here much influenced by Kant, he argues that knowledge never consists in the mere apprehension of discrete items, but in the recognition of order or relation, and that such order or relation is not given but is constituted by and in consciousness.

The Black Caucus never consisted of more than 50 delegates.

A dyad never consisted of brood-mate females.

Therefore, activity tasks never consist of simply imitating movements but always prompt the children to creatively deal with the materials and tasks.

For one, it never asks you your sexual preference – the matches to my "VisualDNA" consisted of both men and women.

It consists of a hundred and sixty-five never-before-seen, densely packed Onion front pages, supposedly dating from January 1, 1900, to January 1, 2000.