Sentence examples for actually centred from inspiring English sources

These 'Spitalfield Riots' of 1769 were actually centred to the east and were put down with considerable force, culminating in two men being hanged in front of the Salmon and Ball public house at Bethnal Green.

Speculation that the play would centre on Harry's early life with the Dursleys has been cleared up by the news that the story actually centres around his middle son Albus Severus.

This means, as Helga Konrad, former special representative for the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe on human trafficking, put it to me that everybody ends up 'cutting and pasting', citing each other's publications in a merry-go-round that doesn't actually centre on genuine empirical data.

"This actually centres on a true story that happened before the Beat poets were even famous.

All the stuff about the father of Tess/Trishna and his delusions of family grandeur is jettisoned in favour of a fast, fluid introduction that actually centres on Jay: rich, a little conceited, but quite decent and high-minded.

He indicated in an abrasive and intimidating manner that the margins that he inhabited and personified could actually occupy centre stage in the Irish soundscape.

No attempt to actually examine centre and margin and compare them across parties; instead, this sorry act of positioning, in which the political centre is associated with truth, common sense and realism.

Growing up is essentially a process in which you gradually come to realise that you aren't actually the centre of the universe, and that others' needs are just as important as yours.

Actually only centres that included more than 5 patients contributed to this analysis, and these included 181 patients in this retrospective study.

In stark contrast, those who stayed in the new centre actually saw their stress levels fall.

"I don't think the Labour party is a party of the centre actually.