Sentence examples for true centre from inspiring English sources

Possession's true centre is a big, red, beating heart.

Soon the true centre of Russian opposition will move from Moscow to Kiev.

Developed from early times to be the true centre of the country's economy, the town was originally self-sufficient in food production.

And perhaps because narrative sits so close to whatever is the true centre of who we are, a good story can be almost infinitely compelling and affecting.

With its many activities, shops, music venues, restaurants, parties and social gatherings, it is the true centre of Copenhagen, and Denmark as well.

According to columnist Melanie Phillips, Brexit and Trumpism represent a "people's counter-revolution: an attempt to move politics back to the true centre of cultural gravity".

Toni was a true centre-forward: one who used his power and presence to hold the ball up, fight off defenders and bring team-mates into play.

Andy Murray's tennis dreams came true on centre court on Sunday and not just in fantastic Olympic fashion but also in fabulous retro fashion too.

As befits the daughter of a Northern Irish clergyman, Margaret has a true moral centre that she never needed to express verbally – we saw it in a roll of her eyes or a silent gasp at the blatant stupidity, greed or coarseness of the candidates, which mirrored our responses at home.

In order to determine whether zones of the human PINs have biological significance, we divided proteins into subsets based on their distance from the true topological centre.

In order to determine whether zones of the HFPIN, human signalling network and Saccharomyces cerevisiae PIN we considered have biological significance, we divided proteins into subsets based on their distance from the true topological centre.