Sentence examples for american centric from inspiring English sources

Says Livington, "frankly, I think writing Symbian off is a very North American centric perspective and is quite premature.

• In several instances, there is more to the American-centric efforts by marketers than commercials.

And then there was an eccentric-sounding appeal to "American-centric" solutions.

Nothing could be more patronising and Anglo-American-centric than the category of "best foreign language film".

Fox, in contrast to ESPN, has taken a much more American-centric approach to its coverage of the Copa.

I believe they are with every-American-centric. [M]y voice is one that is part of a much larger movement to take back our country.

But many of these sources are painfully American-centric, with few UK-based publications centred on the voices of young women in the UK.

But beyond distaste for Mr. Bush's personal style are serious questions about what Europeans see as his American-centric, us-or-them worldview.

"In our strategic planning, in deciding what's working and what's not working, we realized that to be a truly global company we had to think globally, and not think American-centric," Mr. Witzel said.

In alphabetical order: Chantal Akerman Wes Anderson Andrew Bujalski Pedro Costa Godard Jia Zhangke Abbas Kiarostami Jerry Lewis Terrence Malick Elaineck Elaine May Jim McBride Alain Resnais Joe Swanberg It's a very Franco-American-centric list.

Among the complaints were that Kony 2012 was too American-centric, that the group spends too little money directly on the people it intends to help, and that it oversimplified the 26-year-old conflict involving Kony's Lord's Resistance Army.