Sentence examples for actually centered on from inspiring English sources

Neither quake was actually centered on Mexico City.

I realize this is not actually centered on football so much as food and drink.

That sounds nice, but the plan is actually centered on more government control of the health insurance market and higher taxes — not exactly a new approach here.

Bloody Diarrhea claim their shows are actually centered on promoting the need for Chinese to live more harmoniously with animals but they show little concern as to how this message is conveyed.

While Donald Trump has charged Hillary Clinton with "playing the Woman Card," what this momentous election has actually centered on is Mr. Trump playing the Anti-Woman card--or the "man" card--to arouse other males who, like Mr. Trump, are insecure in their manhood and feel threatened by the advances women have made in recent decades.

I believe that the Divine Plan actually centers on this critical point: Women are more than a companion created to support man as peripheral; no, we are complementary, balancing, and absolutely crucial to the grand adventure itself.

In the past few years, the body positivity movement has finally begun to have an impact on American culture but it too often fails to actually center on or benefit plus-sized people.

Up until now, much of the experience around Foursquare has been centered on actually running the app.

Next, we report the different processes whereby faculty actually prepare for undergraduate classes, which centered on whether respondents 'fine-tuned' existing materials or prepared new ones (see Figure 2, below).

Where a community centered on Jesus can extend its help and actually be good news to those in the neighborhood.

The artifice continues in a smarter series of deadpan landscapes, centered on unusually tall palm trees and cacti that are actually camouflaged cell-phone poles.