Sentence examples for book is centered from inspiring English sources
"The Children's Book" is centered on Olive Wellwood, a famous writer of children's books, who lives with an extended family on a sort of Bohemian estate in Kent.
This book is centered on Park Avenue, which they deem the Midwest of Manhattan on the basis of population density, because it has that many empty rooms.
Rather than being a comprehensive how-to, his book is centered on the basic ingredients, with sections on shellfish, finned fish, duck, meat and poultry, soups and vegetables, and baked goods.
The main character, Kvothe, is already an infamous figure in semi-retirement at the beginning of the novel (known as the "King-killer"), and the book is centered on his telling the story of how he became who he is.
The book is centered around a subset of three longer poems, in which the author's grip attends more meticulously than ever on its outline in space and time.
3. Death by Meeting -- by Patrick Lencioni This book is centered around a cure for the most painful, yet underestimated problem of modern business: bad meetings.
The book was centered on a 1654 painting by the Dutch artist Carel Fabritius — the "Goldfinch" — that Ms. Tartt, speaking with the authority of an art historian, said is the "missing link" between Rembrandt and Vermeer.
Declaring that the bridge from Dickens to Austen was too wide for many to cross, "because her books are centered around her own small world," Ms. Lind said, "you'd never find poor people or wars or Jews".
Meyer says that the books are centered around Bella's choice to choose her life on her own, and the Cullens' choices to abstain from killing rather than follow their temptations: "I really think that's the underlying metaphor of my vampires.
What librarian could resist a novel that has the word book in its title, is centered on an intrepid book conservator, exults in book-preservation exotica ("I know the flesh and fabrics of pages, the bright earths and lethal toxins of ancient pigments") and has a plot about a rare book with a long, fraught and serpentine history?
Critically, the Book of Changes is centered on the idea of the dynamic balance of opposites, the evolution of events as a process and acceptance of the inevitability of change.
