Sentence examples for revolves around the making from inspiring English sources

Isherwood's novel "Prater Violet" (1945) revolves around the making of a movie.

One group of problems revolves around the claim that by making promises out to be merely expectation-producing mechanisms, expectationalists collapse the distinction between promising and other things, like advising, warning and threatening (cf. Raz 1972; Vera Peetz 1977; see also Pall Ardal 1979, in response).

The character is a key suspect in the murder the movie revolves around, making plain the torment at the core of the movie what the war did to those who were in it.

The site revolves around helping users make decisions spanning a wide array of topics.

And while there are some definite similarities – both startups revolve around decision making – they're taking very different approaches.

The lawsuit DOJ got involved in on Wednesday is a separate suit that revolves around the cuts made earlier this year, which bring the total number of early voting days down to 29 from 35.

Although most of the business in the world revolves around capitalism, making it as Chomsky and McMillan call "unavoidable," such as using computers or banking and investing our money, it is best to know that in our not-so-distant future, the choices corporations are making today are not only exploiting people, but also putting the whole planet we live on at risk.

The entire pregnancy revolves around not making 'that person' upset or mad and to survive despite the perpetrator's impulsive anger.

The first part revolves around simply making government work better.

It also helps if you can appreciate that rugby is a game which revolves around people making errors.

When we look at autonomous vehicles, the challenges really revolve around making sure the technology develops — both the hardware and the software — making sure the regulatory environment comes along, and making sure the economics around the new technologies are such that people can afford that.