Sentence examples for a bit hung up from inspiring English sources

"Football is a game and it is about winning, I think we get a bit hung up about styles of play these days.

So, we're talking about activities so basic that they aren't uncommon among ex-partners who are a bit hung up on the end of a relationship.

Personally, I think that as a culture we are a bit too hung up on getting our kids scheduled and independent practically from the time they are born.

Edward Sabin, chief operating officer of TLC, testified at a hearing on a motion for a preliminary injunction against Mr. Gosselin in Circuit Court in Montgomery County, Md., on Dec. 10 that Mr. Heller screamed at a TLC lawyer — "shook her up quite a bit, and hung up on her eventually".

JH: I think you may be a bit too hung up on fuzzy and borderline useless notions of "good" and "bad" – a reviewer's job is also to think about more definable ideas as consistency, originality, artistic boldness and lyrical insight.

A: We hung up.

Kim, for all that she loves booze and drugs, is a bit of a granny, too hung up on the idea of coupledom.

In a huff, she hung up.

His eyes teared up a little bit each time I hung up the phone, sighed and picked it up again.

It's an emergency!," and hung up.

We talked a bit, he prayed for me, I hung up, and then paced under a blanket of black and felt the fear shoot through my legs.