Sentence examples for most often centred from inspiring English sources

Information came in the form of unreliable rumours, most often centred on what animal Ozzy Osbourne had defiled that week.

In a two-tone forward suppression paradigm, tuning of the suppression in auditory cortex was most often centred near to the probe tone frequency.

This sentiment was conveyed throughout interviews and often centred upon the thought that most participants felt lucky to be living relatively privileged lives.

This poetic universe often centred on Paris, and Clair has been called the most French of filmmakers.

The centreline milled rumble strips are usually intermittent rumble strips 30 35 cm wide, 15 cm long, and 1 cm deep most often with a centre-to-centre distance of 60 cm, Fig 1.

Arguments about freedom and justice often centre on taxation.

The experiences with these issues reported in the literature are most often from single centres.

TV employs disproportionate numbers of interns – the people most often at the centre of such scandals.

Open areas and meeting points were most often used as centres (eight in Setubal, seven in Lisbon and four in Faro).

"Exeter are a very good club and they've shown over a number of years that they are very ambitious," added the youngster, who can play in several positions across the backline but has featured most often in the centres over the past 18 months.

While most of the state's population lives in the cities and the great majority in Sydney a pattern of new settlement is evident in regional centres, most often on the coast.