Sentence examples for centre upon from inspiring English sources

Thorpe's analysis will centre upon fitness, footwork and adaptability.

The Newcastle inquest will centre upon why the striker, who is hardly difficult to spot inside the box, was granted such space.

Often referred to only as a fantasy novel, TV dramatisations tend to centre upon the lumbering Gulliver's visit to the land of the tiny but fierce Lilliputians.

They centre upon life in the government service and upon the interaction of Africans with colonial administrators in preindependent Sierra Leone.

David Stubbs "The largest aluminium siding job in the history of the world," one critic called Minoru Yamasaki's World Trade Centre upon its completion, and they weren't alone in their condemnation.

However, African trickster tales usually centre upon a particular victim, such as Hyena, Lion, or Elephant, while Brer Rabbit tales, like their Native American counterparts, tend to revisit the same cast of characters repeatedly.

But the post-match discussion centred upon whether Brazil had shown or, indeed, possessed sufficient creativity.

The Tokyo Game Show is centred upon serving Japanese gamers and their commercial tastes.

Fortunately, however, the long controversy centring upon the individuality and separateness of cells has ended.

Jurisprudence was centred upon it; in both teaching and writing, scholars discussed it article by article.

One early difference centred upon the question of an invasion of France.