Sentence examples for lynchpin it from inspiring English sources

Now an overused film-school lynchpin, it is remembered less than fondly today.

India is a climate lynchpin, as it has historically argued that southern countries cannot take action on climate change because they need to develop first.

If the courts ultimately rule that Enbridge gets an easement through Botsford's lynchpin property, it should be contingent on the Sandpiper receiving approval all the way to the refineries on Lake Superior.

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

It was the lynchpin of the case and it was never tested in a court of law.

With the death from cancer of Kate McGarrigle, music's most multi-faceted family dynasty has lost the lynchpin which held it together through good times and bad.

While Burt Lancaster has arguably the showier role of the film's two big stars, it's producer Kirk Douglas who is its lynchpin and beating heart.

good direction can be spotted in transitions… The director is the lynchpin of pace, because it's a thread that goes through every part of the production.

However one film can be described as the lynchpin for all of it, the centerpiece of history.

SFX ranked "Peter" among the twenty things they love about the series, calling it "the lynchpin episode on which all of Fringe rests".

If it's the lynchpin to the whole plot, NEVER tell.