Sentence examples for lynchpin i from inspiring English sources

But the only lynchpin I can find, at the heart of it, is intimacy, or a tortured incarnation of intimacy.

I am the lynchpin in my wolf pack of friends who have become friends.

Now, the issue of campaign finance reform, which I believe is the lynchpin of most political problems in this country (just as I believe energy is at the center of our economic troubles) has suffered a tremendous blow with the current court's decision in Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission.

"If you believe Marc Andreessen that software is eating the world — and I do — then authentication is the lynchpin," said Trinity's Karan Mehandru, who's joining Auth0's board of directors.

I think it's one of the lynchpins of what we're doing here.

I hope someone gives Chris an alarm clock for Christmas!" The BBC Radio 2 controller, Bob Shennan, added: "The Radio 2 morning schedule is crucial to the network's success and I'm delighted that Sarah, who has been a lynchpin of the morning schedule for many years, will continue to entertain her listeners every weekday".

Watching the Swedish EDM lynchpin's set back now in gloriously grainy quality on YouTube, I'm struck by the sheer banality of it all.

I understand that a good support staff is the lynchpin of a successful business.

I'm confident we have a suitable replacement for Begovic in Jack Butland, but I'm more concerned by the loss of Nzonzi – a lynchpin towards the end of last season.

Espen Egil Hansen, the editor-in-chief and CEO of Aftenposten, accused Zuckerberg of thoughtlessly "abusing your power" over the social media site that has become a lynchpin of the distribution of news and information around the world, writing, "I am upset, disappointed – well, in fact even afraid – of what you are about to do to a mainstay of our democratic society".

I'm worried that Ralph's destiny – which needs to be the lynchpin of this drama to keep us interested – is getting lost.