Sentence examples for both of which hinge from inspiring English sources

If allowed to stand, the two court decisions, both of which hinge on the definition of "recess," could jeopardize more than 900 rulings by the board.

More of a tendency than a movement, their imprint is most conspicuous in those films that owe a strong visual debt to the brothers, including the 2008 American independent feature "Ballast" and the 2006 British drama "London to Brighton," both of which hinge on marginalized figures.

Scholarly opinion has generally been divided between two alternative interpretations of the term abhidharma, both of which hinge upon the denotation of the prefix abhi.

Taking a political stand on the basis of abstract moral codes, or absolute values, both of which hinge on natural law, describes the typical conservative position of defending privilege, upholding the constructs as they have purportedly always existed, and even refusing to see such ideas, practices or ethical determinants as the products of culture that they really are.

Once the network is built, winning market share will depend on marketing, gauging customer demand, and regulatory wars, all of which hinge on contacts.

It's next to impossible to reconcile Mr. Payne and Mr. Taylor, who excel in sharply honed, intelligent satire, with the crude laughs and nyuck-nyuck physical high jinks that characterize "Chuck & Larry," much less the relentless barrage of idiotic jokes about gay men, most of which hinge on sex, or rather straight male fear of such sex, and involve groaning puns about backdoors and the like.

Instead, we are treated to cliché-ridden middle/old-age male angst, an insipid romance subplot (it is no surprise that one scene was up for the Bad Sex in Fiction award), melodramatic set pieces (some of which hinge on unlikely coincidences) and a prose style in love with its own grandiloquence.

She said that "Reality Killed the Video Star is littered with references to his fall from grace, most of which hinge on the premise that someone or something else is truly responsible for his diminishing popularity".

This analysis suggests that there are a number of axes of challenge in Zimbabwe, all of which hinge on improved economic fortunes.

They start with a pair of prosecutorial underestimates, one of which hinged on a bogus calculation of the chances of finding two interracial couples driving a yellow Lincoln.

"Palatable", meanwhile, is perhaps not the word for Aussie one-off The Smuggler (Trinity, 15), the suspense of which hinges on the resilient digestive system of a hapless heroin mule caught at the airport – and held in custody until the swallowed goods emerge.