Sentence examples for so centered on from inspiring English sources

"On one level, North Korean society is so centered on the act of performing – in both literal and proverbial senses – that I half-jokingly call the whole country the world's biggest and longest performance," he said.

Never have so many big summer movies been so centered on such effects.

Certain original flourishes, like angels with trumpets in the grillwork of the mezzanine foyer, were particularly appropriate for a church that is so centered on a musical ministry.

"In this world in which we are so centered on metrics, those things that are not measured get left off the agenda," he said.

"One of the greatest concerns of the Florida Board of Governors — and rightly so — centered on the proportionality of any reductions among the state's universities," said Frank T. Brogan, chancellor of the State University System of Florida.

The canzone is so exclusively an exercise in "natural philosophy," so centered on biological necessity, that consciousness itself is wholly excluded from consideration.

"Master of The Drunken Fist: Beggar So" centers on So Chan, one of the kung fu masters among the legendary "Ten Tigers of Canton".

Such criticism, according to Brague, completely misconceives the nature of European civilization: "No culture was ever so little centered on itself and so interested in [others] as Europe" (p. 134).

We would have picked it up at one of Imotors' dozen or so centers on the West Coast.

That not hypersensitivity is why campus protests have so often centered on issues related to institutional symbols that some students regard as indicators of patterns of bias.

MOST of the retail news this past year or so has centered on leveraged buyouts, mergers, battles for market shares, and other big-store news.