Sentence examples for always centred from inspiring English sources
And the discussions are always centred on whether the alleged target was justified in being "offended".
Canaan, area variously defined in historical and biblical literature, but always centred on Palestine.
The Easter Sunday meal is always centred around the smell of lamb cooking slowly – filling the house with magical aromas.
Theoretical doubts about the euro have almost always centred on the long-term problem of maintaining a single currency without a single government behind it.
In the big concertos of the Romantic repertory he deployed a more generously upholstered tone, but one that was always centred.
Huston's appeal has always centred on her combination of ungainly, diffident beauty and self-assurance, the result of a background as insecure as it was privileged, and she speaks plainly in a way that newly minted celebrities do not.
But they are both creatures of the 20th century, equally convinced that Labour alone has the answers, that arcane debates about party committees and conference resolutions represent a worthwhile use of human effort, and that absolutely everything always centres on the question of whether Corbyn and his allies should stay, or go.
Brass still figures largely, but it's not always centre stage: Goshen digs its foundation with solitary piano, whereas Santa Fe embraces a lo-fi electropop sound.
If you want an idea of what the offices will undoubtedly look like, there is always Centre Point or the Euston Tower as a guide, or, better still, the collection of faceless examples in the City.
The results are reassuring: there is indeed some variation along the boundaries, but we always find cohesive regions centred approximately in the same place.
