Sentence examples for hang mainly from inspiring English sources

It's the stance of a man who recognizes that his electoral hopes hang mainly on ordinary people continuing to be marched into privation.

Matthews, citing the recent Nate Silver analysis, notes that Obama's re-election hopes, if he draws Romney as an opponent (SPOILER ALERT: He will) hang mainly on the performance of the economy.

In unaffected humans and cretins these features relate to weaker arms that hang mainly by the side and are not involved in body weight-bearing in contrast with their position in apes (and possibly australopithecines) where the shoulders are oriented more cranially and powerful upper limbs are involved in weight bearing locomotion.

Sent to Claymoore psychiatric hospital, Susanna (Winona Ryder) falls in with the house insurgent (Angelina Jolie) and learns that her problems can be hung mainly on her neurotic peevishness and a need to grow up.

As a solo traveller, you tend to hang out mainly with other travellers.

People still hang out, mainly, and still ask each other the same questions: Should I put in an S-U carburetor?

Worse yet for this poor provincial anti-hero, his wife is now a hunted general from the losing side in the conflict and mystery surrounds the death of his little boy during the war.Amazingly, Mr James makes these powerful but bizarre plot elements hang together, mainly because of the frailties of the principal characters, who struggle to cling on to their humanity in an inhuman situation.

Didion hung out mainly with runaways and acidheads.

I mainly hang out in the snowboard park; it gets better each year.

I mainly hang out with actors, and they don't read the stuff ever, which I think is wise.

For years, Mr. Patrick has been providing places for people to hang out -- mainly twentysomethings with discerning tastes in independent music.