Sentence examples for dangling word from inspiring English sources

The space breaks, the word breaks, the dangling word.

There are wall texts by Douglas Gordon (a poetic high point), S-shaped benches and dangling words by Liam Gillick (a cryptic low point), and many, many, many pieces of cardboard in a labyrinthine bottleneck, by Jorge Pardo.

(The show's title is lifted from Gilles Deleuze, which is a bit of a tip-off). There are wall texts by Douglas Gordon (a poetic high point), S-shaped benches and dangling words by Liam Gillick (a cryptic low point), and many, many, many pieces of cardboard in a labyrinthine bottleneck, by Jorge Pardo.

The word dangling is what I would look into.

We departed stations before the relevant track had finished, leaving strings and words dangling.

A nonfelt sculpture from 1963 consisting of two metallic balls dangling from the words "yes" and "no" is interesting mainly as a shameless imitation of Jasper Johns (Johnson).

One poster leaves a sentence dangling without its final word, like a train stalled before a station.

Do not leave the word "at" dangling at the end of a sentence.

A non-felt sculpture from 1963 consisting of two metallic balls dangling in from the words "yes" and "no" is interesting mainly as a shameless imitation of Jasper Johns (Johnson).

And then, because FP started it, the NYT Opinion Section somehow felt obliged to lead off it's Week in Review yesterday by relaying the same meme, warning repeatedly of Obama's vulnerability to the "w" word while also dangling terms like "weakling" and "cream puff".

It disturbs me how liberally folk dangle that word around".