Sentence examples for typically centered on from inspiring English sources

Their look is modern but decidedly not Western; slick but clean and typically centered on family; and generally more optimistic.

While recent elections have typically centered on issues like crime, this time around, the focus is likely to be different.

Tending toward doorstop heft — several approached 600 pages — Ms. Binchy's books typically centered on Irishwomen's lives at midcentury.

The calls of horseshoe bats are typically centered on a single frequency.

Philosophy of perception typically centered on colors, as did the metaphysics of mind when discussing the mind-dependence of secondary qualities.

Triumph creates two novelty bras each year, typically centered on important issues in Tokyo.

On undergraduate-level field excursions, site discussions typically center on stratigraphic unit identification, correlation, depositional environments, paleontology, facies relationships, lithology, mineralogy, and/or structural features.

Disagreement typically centers on which mental states have qualia, whether qualia are intrinsic qualities of their bearers, and how qualia relate to the physical world both inside and outside the head.

His goals typically center on bringing down civilizations through destruction and conflict.

Their arguments typically center on two ideas: that suffering results from sinful choices, and that suffering is part of a hidden greater good known only to God.

For time-series investigations, in which interest typically centers on whether or not there is evidence for an association between air pollution levels and the rate of disease (i.e., the chi-square statistic and accompanying p-value), the differences among the metrics may seem relatively unimportant because all provide similar evidence for an association.