Sentence examples for get very hung up from inspiring English sources
"We don't get very hung up on this question of precedent".
— Joe Lieberman, chair of the Senate Homeland Security Committee "We don't get very hung up on this question of precedent".
"Sometimes we get very hung up on the sire, the names, the statistics, and overlook the dam of the horse.
Cymbeline is located in ancient Britain at the time of the Roman empire, and you can get very hung up on that idea – I dread to think what "authentic" costume would look like, if you interpreted it literally.
I still site that as the main reason why my colleagues and the doctors I work with think it [homeopathy] is a load of hocum pocum..... our greatest problem is that there is no scientific explanation and I used to get very hung up on the concept of dilutions and potencies and how can something with nothing in it have any effect?
"I think a younger version of me would have got very hung up on what's happened the last two years.
