Sentence examples for get so hung from inspiring English sources
People often get so hung up on the display that they forget about the input devices.
People get so hung up on inventing something unique, an idea, product or service nobody else is already offering.
LONDON — What happens when you get so hung up on a writer's reputation that you all but suffocate the work at hand?
Why get so hung up on one pledge when there were four others that the left should be cheering – protecting the NHS, for example, and raising living standards?
I wanted to pick up on these tiny things that adults barely notice but that children can get so hung up on.
He has in effect lectured the British press not to get so hung up on whether the premier is afforded a full press conference, a spray, drop-by, or whatever else the American lexicon of presidential meets and greets produces.
Everyone gets so hung up on what's real and not real...
It is a shame some philosophers and historians got so hung up on this that they missed the main point.
"It's one of those crazy, crazy situations and I'm not sure why the church gets so hung up about it," she said.
In fact, the mystery is why chief executive Andrew Mackenzie and chairman Jac Nasser got so hung up about progressive dividends as recently as last August.
"I am not a Greater Israel guy and I have no objection to dismantling settlements as part of a peace deal, but getting so hung up on freezing settlement growth is not wise because it is not the most important issue out there," argued Efraim Inbar, director of the Begin-Sadat Center for Strategic Studies at Bar Ilan University.
