Sentence examples for this definition revolves from inspiring English sources
Populist politics, following this definition, revolves around a charismatic leader who appeals to and claims to embody the will of the people in order to consolidate his own power.
Soccer, like most sports, is a team game which, in the vaguest definition, revolves around 11 players who must work together in a series of carved out positions and tactics to enable the most efficient means of obtaining and exploiting a small leather ball to allow them to win a game.
For more than a decade, she has spoken out about and shed light on a term she helped usher in to the mainstream: the Prison Industrial Complex, which, by simple definition, revolves around the swift, perhaps hasty, expansion of the U.S. inmate population and all the political influences, racial issues and big business intertwined within it.
This definition omits integration requirements revolving around economic criteria (other than fees for integration courses and tests).
Traditional definitions revolve around the wrapping.
Most definitions revolved around the integration of one or more STEM disciplines in the teaching and learning process.
This definition is strictly functional.
By this definition, the Internet is magic.
Terrorism is, by this definition, primarily political.
Sometimes, this definition simply means: "not science".
