Sentence examples for because it centers on from inspiring English sources

The most recent work, "Nothing New" (2012), is more troubling, partly because it centers on a catastrophe, although an unlikely one.

The Dennis Pines case is unusual because it centers on a municipal course.

(Published Aug. 4 2.. NO NEED FOR A MOUNTAIN Bouldering, a sport increasing in popularity, does not require ropes because it centers on short climbs.

Bouldering requires no ropes because it centers on short climbs, usually up to 18 feet and lasting no more than five minutes.

The political bickering has proven so disruptive in part because it centers on accusations of malfeasance in the construction industry, touching a nerve among the residents of Madrid, where housing prices have climbed 22percentt in the past year.

Transparent doesn't wrestle with identity politics because it centers on Mort (Jeffrey Tambor, a shoo-in for an Emmy nomination), a man who decides late in life to transition into a woman.

Or did the movie bomb because it centered on an African-American hero?

It was empathically effective, because it centered on the emotional sting (anger) caused by what was described as a cowardly act, i.e. not fighting fair.

Carter's case was novel in part because it centered on the thousands of text messages she sent to Roy and her friends—and because she was miles away from the victim at the time of his death.

That is a tremendously healthy move, because it centers these companies on the substance of what they're building.

I knew, as everyone does, of her close friendship with her sister-in-law, Susan Gilbert (played in the film by Jodhi May); but in "A Quiet Passion," that relationship, though crucial (because it's centered on intimate matters), is second, intellectually, to Emily's bond with Vryling, a name that will be far less familiar to viewers with only casual knowledge of the poet.