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Maybe it's partly because the passport image isn't centred that makes it a bit less stuffy and official.

Hence movements centred around neuroatypical people, and this narrative that they're potentially a next stage in human evolution.

At least that's what it makes me feel from the really self-centred way you've described it.

Now, take a (hyper)sphere of radius 1 centred at P and look at the points where those rays meet its surface.

Freud proposed a specific structure theory of the subconscious centred around the Oedipus complex.

I'm actually involved with a group to build a new startup hub for the West Midlands centred around Warwick.

If I were to rewrite that sentence I would talk about nostalgia and a self-centred worldview.

A number of clients have commissioned MMO style games through us, but their visions are usually optimistic and centred around letting kids play and explore freely.

Subreddits are a way to form communities centred around a theme or concept; this is a way to filter out the noise that you're not interested in.

All addictions are caused by identification with the thinking (verbal) mind, which is centred in the dominant hemisphere; they represent a misguided attempt to escape from that personality.

For this you need an algebra-centred text editor.

The rule introduced to address this issue stated that an area of the nose no less than 90cm² must be centred no higher than 185mm above the car floor.

If they could do that, they should "coincidentally" define their bands to be centred around the actual value.

Europe and the EU is for me and a lot of my generation something we are used to and don't want to give up easily for some "odious, un-caring, self-centred politics"

"The new introspectiveness announced the demise of an established set of traditional faiths centred on work and the postponement of gratification, and the emergence of a consumption-oriented lifestyle ethic centred on lived experience and the immediacy of daily lifestyle choices." If my generation was called the "me" generation, how would you describe this generation?

In any case, just using myself as an example -- I've found that I become more and more sensitive and easily offended the more I involve myself and try to find disagreeable things (see: online echo chambers centred around a common identity of "the other side is bad/laughable/hurtful!").