Sentence examples for revolved as from inspiring English sources

The uncertainty revolved as well around the enormous task of U.S. forces in crafting a new government.

Colt's early revolvers were single-action, in which the cylinder revolved as the hammer was cocked manually, and they used percussion caps.

In the manner of all the best science-fiction, it included numerous gadgets but didn't rely on any of them as the key to its plot, which still revolved (as was Dick's predilection) on people's ability to deceive themselves about truth, lies and reality.

I will confess that my stomach clenched a little as I watched him - and then, over the next few days, my mind revolved as I saw the considerable truth in what was being said in his defence.

But H.P.'s data warehouse strategy revolves as much around personalities as it does technology.

When pressed, he acknowledged that his schedule revolves as much around appearance fees as it does anything, including his parenting time with his two children.

Just like Columbus Day, these holiday proposals revolve as much around politics as anything else: the politics of identity, the politics of voting, the politics of sports affiliation.

In the hub, management appears in the center, around which activities revolve, as can be seen in the organigraphs of Médecins Sans Frontières and Frontec.

Though the novel revolves — as much as anything stuffed with dozens upon dozens of often numbing digressions can revolve — around the failed workers' revolt of 1832, Hugo's concern was the lot of the laboring poor in 1862.

At the moment those practical steps revolve as well around shaking the perception that she is little more than the fashion plate, unregenerate gadabout and celebrity consort best known to New Yorkers as Mrs. Sting.

Walton also used the 15th-century "Agincourt Carol," a patriotic hymn to the 1415 English victory around which the play revolves, as well as a few French folk songs, borrowed from Canteloube's "Chants d'Auvergne".