Sentence examples for revolves around questions from inspiring English sources

The election revolves around questions of honesty and competence as well as ethnic and religious identity unsurprisingly, given Nigeria's diversity, with 500 languages spoken among its almost 200m people.

Much of epistemology revolves around questions about when and how our beliefs are justified or qualify as knowledge.

Much of EVA & ADELE's work revolves around questions of gender, which they responded to by creating their own sex through their artistic rituals.

Much of the new season revolves around questions of autonomy and responsibility: How much responsibility should Carrie bear for the CIA bombing?

But the bigger question revolves around what attracts them to a product or service.

The complicated legal issues revolve around questions like: Did the artist have permission to take photographs?

But the statistical difficulties are so formidable that the debate has so far revolved around questions of econometric technique.

Among players, the R.M.T. debate may revolve around questions of fairness, but among game companies, the only question seems to be what is good for business.

Most of the debate will revolve around questions about human rights, technological innovation and — in the wake of the Wikileaks Afghanistan release — how to protect national security while increasing access to information online.

Befitting a game that revolved around questions of health and injury, it was mostly a hobbled, painful thing to watch Tuesday night, especially when compared to the Oklahoma City Thunder/San Antonio Spurs game the night before.

In the 20th century much of the scholarship on AAE revolved around questions of how extensively it was influenced by African languages and whether it is in fact an English dialect, an archaic survival of the colonial English spoken by indentured servants on the plantations of the North American Southeast, or a descendant of 17th-century West African Pidgin English.