Sentence examples for was to be about from inspiring English sources

Actually, I did watch the interview with Tucker and Milo clearly states the lecture was to be about cultural appropriation.

One chapter, Brigid Barron said, was to be about "how hard it is to live when you're dying".

Henceforward Democratic politics was to be about rewarding such groups seriatim.

HS2 was to be about "the north, jobs and growth".

It was to be about making music and nothing else.

"The key thing with this project was to be about quality," said Gavin.

Yet romance is what our meeting is to be about.

The mission's length is to be about a day.

The director was a lover of the Stanley Kubrick period drama Barry Lyndon, but knew that Girl With a Pearl Earring would be different; unlike the former film's "... elaborate and expensive set pieces...," Webber's production was to be "... about the intimate relationships within a single household".

I was to be vigilant about boundaries.

What is to be done about it?