Sentence examples similar to hinge on age from inspiring English sources
The Encyclopedia of Genocide and Crimes Against Humanity, for example, defines Holocaust denial as "a new form of anti-Semitism, but one that hinges on age-old motifs".
| Chase vote may hinge on director.
"Never say never when it comes to Kill Bill: Volume 3," the director told a fan, adding that the potential sequel hinged on the age of the actress who would play the daughter of a character previously killed by Uma Thurman's jumpsuited assassin, Beatrix.
The case hinged on Barnes' aging Ford Taurus On a hunch, they showed the Philadelphia abduction video to Barnes' father, who identified the Taurus as his son's car.
Christians see the events of that first Easter as the hinge on which the door between the ages turns.
However, the plan also hinges on one other point.
A presidential election appeared to hinge on those hinges.
Managerial careers can hinge on their reactions.
Often, the stories hinge on humiliation.
But elections hinge on shorter-term concerns.
