Sentence examples for centred on ideas from inspiring English sources

She said early discussions with 32-year-old Hiddleston about the role of the Roman general had centred on "ideas about militarism and what being an extraordinary warrior does to your mind".

Many of the tensions experienced by clinicians were centred on ideas and/or concepts of sharing or letting go of control.

We concluded our review by synthesising the literature as follows: " The systematic analysis reveals that the community of practice idea has been empirically applied in the health sector in useful ways, but research is sporadic, and many studies are descriptive and centred on one profession or location.

Their ideas centred on education directed towards older adults like themselves.

Labour leaders would crow over any sign of adjustments to Plan A. Let them: Mr Balls's own ideas for boosting growth are populist and unconvincing, centred on such micro-wheezes as levies on bankers' bonuses and a temporary VAT cut to boost consumption.

It's all centred on him".

These are centred on teaching hospitals, which are at the top of global academic league tables.

"Downside risks dominate and have become increasingly centred on emerging and developing countries," it said.

The first looks were restrained and centred on tailoring – acceptable in the City, where Dior's woman could well work.

The epidemic, centred on Swansea, has involved more than 800 cases, 77 of which have resulted in hospital treatment.

Swedish political culture is much more consensual than in Britain, and strongly centred on people choosing where to get healthcare.