Sentence examples for less hung from inspiring English sources

At least until his senior officers more or less hung him out to dry.

It's hard to imagine how he could be less hung up about succeeding Mendes.

(Europeans are less hung up on cold comforts like ice in their drinks and air-conditioning).

I find other cultures are less hung up about all that.

(North American viewers, perhaps less hung up on these distinctions, will be able to choose among formats and running times.

US cable networks are also less hung up on chasing audiences, which makes for a better quality product.

"We can barely keep our libraries open, much less hang over the back of a kid looking at a PC," she said.

Alas, her Catherine – inevitably "Cat" – Morland, obsessed with vampire fiction, texting and tweeting her way through an otherwise balsawood replica of Austen's plot, is not a teenage girl her contemporaries of 2014 would understand, still less hang out with.

And unlike its peers it has a large platinum business, as well as all the diamonds.Anglo-American's recent strategy has been to diversify out of South Africa, where the threat of nationalisation, scarcely credible but a fear for investors none the less, hangs over it.

Wavey Garms, the secondhand streetwear e-tailer that began on Facebook and now has its own bricks-and-mortar shop (frequented by Lily Allen no less), hang JD Sports bags from the 00s as decoration, but that hasn't stopped people offering to buy them: "I won't sell them as they're pretty rare these days," explains founder Andres Branco, who originally bought them for a shoot.

Too many people in this country will never in their lifetime have the "privilege" to set foot on a research-one campus, much less hang a framed diploma on their wall.