Sentence examples for who consists from inspiring English sources

In addition, WHO consists of six regions each coordinated from a RO (Figure 1) [20].

The third of these spiritual beings is man, who consists of a cross between purely intellectual and purely corporeal things.

Dame Primus – The embodiment of the Will, who consists in Sir Thursday of the First, Second, and Third parts of the Will.

The mountains south of the Tolai's coastal area are inhabited by the Baining, who consist of several groups of seminomads.

Thus, Brown became associated not only with the so-called Hairy Who (consisting of Jim Nutt, Gladys Nilsson, Karl Wirsum, Sue Ellen Rocca, Art Green, and Jim Falconer) but also with Ed Paschke, Christina Ramberg, Barbara Rossi, and others.

Berta Soler, the leader of the Ladies in White – who consist of wives and relatives of former political prisoners – said most of the activists who participated were in favour of the visit and the rapprochement process.

Another Shiite leader outside the club of power, Ayatollah Jalaledin Taheri, has denounced the regime as "society's dregs and fascists who consist of a concoction of ignorance and madness.... [and] those who are convinced that yogurt is black".

The audience, who consist mainly of nondescript urban hippies, a smattering of heav-vy street bro's, rock intelligentsia and the occasional confused tourist, are revelling in the tack and basking in their own hipness just for being there.

These are a small minority among British home-educators, who consist mainly of two types: hippyish middle-class parents who dislike schools on principle, and those whose children are unhappy at school.The growth is overwhelmingly in this second category, says Roland Meighan, a home-education expert and publisher.

The conspirators, who consisted of Tamil militants from Sri Lanka and their Indian allies, had sought revenge against Gandhi because the Indian troops he had sent to Sri Lanka in 1987 to help enforce a peace accord there had ended up fighting the Tamil separatist guerrillas.

And I realized that a similar phenomenon explains the enduring popularity of goldbugs and fiscal doomsayers — including, say, the Wall Street Journal editorial page — despite years of being wrong about everything; their devotees, who consist in large part of cranky old white men, see kindred spirits and can't see past that to the consistently terrible analysis.