Sentence examples for much centred on from inspiring English sources

They were very much centred on 'I've got to sort myself out now'".

[George W] Bush was very much centred on faith; that's legitimate but it wasn't an economic argument".

"She read books, read my books, but her sense of the people who wrote books pretty much centred on Hemingway and Faulkner and John Hersey - glamorous authors".

Quite the opposite sentiment seems to be true in real life – this Trip is very much centred on Brydon, with his partner generously content to play the straight man.

In Newell's approach, very much centred on the children, prosaic topics of conversations such as how to behave at school and whether wrestling is allowed in the house are ranked as greater priorities.

So when Purley Bid, the business improvement district, held a meeting to discuss measures to improve the town, much centred on finding new ways to support the elderly population.

They pretty much centre on different aspects of Russian life: there was one called Drawings from the Gulag, there's a Russian cookbook and there's one about Russian space travel.

Much discussion centred on the decision of whether to prescribe an antibiotic or not, with much less thought being given to the decision around which antibiotic to prescribe.

He is a consistent Classic finisher who has yet to land one of cycling's monuments, although as much interest centred on the man who finished on his heels, Sagan, who was understandably disgruntled with his fourth second place in 13 stages, echoing his frustration of last year when he finished in the first five on all the opening seven stages.

"He was much more centred on the question of Jerusalem.

"The first series was much more centred on intellect; you really had to engage with it," she says.