Sentence examples for be about two things from inspiring English sources

The play appears to be about two things.

Businesses need to be about two things: staff and customers.

THIS November's mayoral election in the Big Apple was always going to be about two things: crime and the economy.

"The real debate should be about two things: 1) governance of the UW System and 2) how much an authority is worth in savings.

"Senior year was supposed to be about two things: getting ready for homecoming, and college," said Ms. Jones, the student government president.

Dodds' modeling correctness criterion seems to be about two things: whether or not the model is correctly constructed in formal terms, and whether or not it covers the subject domain in an expected way.

Art museums ought to be about three things: Art.

7 p.m. 2) TROPICAL FLAVORS Dinner in the Caribbean should be about three things: local seafood, fresh air and good drinks.

"The deal is about two things.

Today is about two things: ambition and change.

This is about two things: compassion and responsibility.