Sentence examples for centred on one from inspiring English sources
This 2001 film centred on one of history's wildest scandals.
It is also a world centred on one character, Pullman's heroine Lyra.
The trouble is highly localised, centred on one particular area of inner east Belfast.
Unlike Mao's Great Famine, this volume is not centred on one major event.
Models to support this global coordination are often centred on one of the two approaches.
Both are enamored of Mary Ann Wagner, an unfortunate young woman who finds her affection finally centred on one man.
Apparently it will be centred on "on one of history's most enduring and mysterious literary masterpieces" and lead its readers to "the heart of Europe".
The Conservative MP Ken Clarke said the debate should not centre on one individual.
It is centred on just one of the approximately 3,500 native species of mosquito, of which there may be between 20 and 40 in any particular area.
Britain has a vital contemporary culture, but in reality, in spite of all regional initiatives, it is centred on the one city unlikely ever to make this shortlist – London.
Instead they're heavily researched stories centred on subjects one might have presumed few would choose to read about, and even fewer would choose to read about over 500 pages of dense type.
