Sentence examples for hinge instead on from inspiring English sources

The leading human rights lawyer, Lord Lester, told The Observer that the issue of whether the police had acted properly was not one of human rights legislation, but would hinge instead on the specific facts of the case.

It hinges, instead, on the emotional relationship between the individual and the economy.

It hinged instead on literature: this is the place happily tramped over by the Dymock poets, including Edward Thomas and Robert Frost, who lived nearby before the first world war.

The campaign hinged instead on growing disaffection with Rajapaksa's authoritarian style and the vast political clout of his family.

Even though the keyboard is detachable, it uses mechanical hinges instead of magnetic ones as on the Microsoft Surface.

In other words, whether a claim is true or false doesn't hinge on facts; it turns instead on the sincerity of pubic feeling.

But yesterday's big story is an entirely new idea that hinges not on traditional genetics but instead on epigenetics.

It's no surprise that the money types prefer to bankroll movies about movies that hinge on individuals instead of the machinery and that it has a special fondness for tales about rising and falling stars.

The Pirates boss believes his side's progression into the quarter-finals could instead hinge on the decision to dock the club the points from their win over Bedford last month.

In the alternative view of the crisis, however, the solution would instead hinge on finding an effective formula to cause a series of unwinds so that the paper can be removed and a settling up takes place on the commitments and counter-commitments referencing this paper.

The case was intended to focus on the composition, as it is present in the sheet music, of "Got To Give It Up," but, as some commenters have argued, the verdict seemed to instead hinge on how the songs sounded side-by-side.