Sentence examples for hangs more from inspiring English sources

It means, first, that political advancement hangs more on showing loyalty to the leadership than to your faction.

Public support for the death penalty hangs more on emotion and red herrings than actual data.

Weigel also points out that the film hangs more or less on interviews with Jerome Corsi, Alan Keyes, and Janet Porter -- a clear indication that this is the political documentary equivalent of Harry Potter slashfic.

It cited a recent post by Vivia Chen on the legal blog The Careerist, which posited that women over 40 with long hair are "unsettling -- particularly if it is straight and hangs more than a few inches below the shoulder..

The Globe found that at hangings there were some convicts who, "Had to be dropped and hanged more than once when the initial fall did not kill them".

But some hang more attentively than others on the words of the judges.

-- was deemed inappropriate for public display, so I hang more traditional signs over plants that are frequent victims.

They also wanted to hang more artwork but weren't sure how, since they had paneled walls.

The trails had been carved directly into the limestone cliffs, and they hung more than two hundred feet above the water.

Tying it to a leather thong, he put it around his neck, where it has hung, more or less, ever since.

She is a hook on which we like to hang more serious issues like torture, forced labor, and Uzbekistan's profound isolation.