Sentence examples for is a hangover of from inspiring English sources

In part, this is a hangover of some bad publicity.

Some argue that this is a hangover of the excessive debt built up during the bubble years.

But Anoop Rana, chairman of Necon Air, complains: "The pricing structure is a hangover of the old times.

This is a hangover of de Palma's beginnings as a film maker in the New York avant-garde.

Some of this is a hangover of the second world war, when Switzerland wanted to be as self-sufficient in food as possible.

It may have something to do with India's history of being colonised by various people and that there is a hangover of the idea that Aryan people are superior and Dravidian people – those who were already here – are inferior".

There's a hangover of Philip Guston and the battle between "sophisticated" abstraction and homespun mark-making.

Far from preserving nationhood, they are a hangover of Victorian western suppression".

There's a hangover of all those things in modern curating.

It may be some peculiarity of temperament that drew me to sport and literature in the first place, it may be a hangover of my failure as an athlete, but I often use the two ambitions to illuminate each other.

One's answer to this question will determine whether one thinks that Wittgenstein was wrong to give up on the idea of a systematic theory of meaning, and Quine right to suggest that the very notion of "meaning" was a hangover of Aristotelean essentialism.