Sentence examples for centred on bringing from inspiring English sources
The leave campaign's slogans – centred on bringing back control – aligned it with the populist, protectionist movements that are fracturing old political loyalties throughout the western world.
Indeed, CAM includes not only classical systems, such as Ayurvedic medicine and traditional Chinese medicine, which are centred on bringing together the mind, body, and spirit, but also a wide range of other forms of therapy, including chiropractic medicine, biofeedback, art therapy, hypnosis, prayer, specialty diets, and therapeutic touch.
His music is heavily centred on bringing about change and involving the younger generation in activist causes.
Davies decided to write a different story centred on bringing Badland's character back from the fourth and fifth episodes in the series, as he had enjoyed her performances.
The World Development Report 2000/1 (which at the time of writing has just been released) is centred on poverty, and is bringing additional elements of reflection on the limitations of earlier approaches.
Closest to the latter, it is a gentle romance centred on two lonely people brought together by lunch.
Rigorous dramatisation of the deaths of JFK then Lee Harvey Oswald, centred on the hospital they were both brought to.
That is partly because economic growth, centred on mining and gas, has not yet brought more jobs.
The six-part series centred on two parents, played by comedian Hugh Dennis and Claire Skinner, struggling to bring up their three precocious children.
The outbreak of World War I in 1914 brought an upsurge of patriotic fervour centred on the tsar.
Most conflict centred on the budget.
