centered world造句

• Not bad lessons in a self-centered world.
• She called the male-centered world of the foreground necrophilic, hating all living things.
• "It's not always a self-centered world, " she said.
• It's a more rooted, more family-centered world than in Manhattan ."
• Web site that would reflect the youth-oriented, off-centered world of his films.
• When modern religions gained power, they attempted to obliterate all traces of the earlier Goddess-centered world.
• He wanted a Web site that would reflect the youth-oriented, off-centered world of his films.
• The belief that human and natural occurrences were messages from God no longer fit with the new human centered world.
• Between the matches, a Pacific-centered world map is seen, showing the participant's home stages.
• Pattaya has been evolving to a family centered world renowned tourist destination and one of the aims is to promote healthy living.
• But in between the political bungles and tactical missteps, America3 left its mark on the staid, male-centered world of yacht racing.
• The evolution from the mainframe-centered world of the 1970s to distributed computing based on desktop computers is now giving way to a much more complex networked environment.
• In the post-World War II era in Japan, the mother was the creator of a new child-centered world stamped with middle-class values.
• The strength of Gwynn Valley is its nurturing environment in a child centered world where each camper will learn and grow under the guidance of a mature and caring staff.
• It's the kind of kidding Jordan has come to expect from Big Mac, who apparently is a rare commodity in the self-centered world of professional sports.
• Much of the joy of watching this " Scapin " is seeing its title character shape the action to reflect his own deliriously logical, self-centered world view.
• He lives in Chicago instead of the movie-centered world of Hollywood, and in his spare time continues to work with his Chicago-based theater group The New Criminals.
• "We will move from a purely dollar-centered world to a bipolar monetary world, " said C . Fred Bergsten, director of the Institute for International Economics in Washington.
• Another example is to be found in  The Center of the World,  which offered the public an opportunity to make a physical or telepresent pilgrimage to a shrine-like installation containing a digital relic of the old territorially centered world.
• For those who support the multiple world-systems approach, there have been many world-systems throughout worlds history, some replacing others, as was the case when a multipolar world-system of the 13th-14th centuries was replaced by a series of consecutive Europe-and the West-centered world-systems.