Sentence examples for more hung from inspiring English sources

Some committed instantly; more hung up.

Collins was more hung up on the Mets' offense.

The French Quarter seemed more hung over than usual yesterday afternoon.

Picasso received an academic training and was more hung up about rationalising what he was doing.

People are basically more hung up on images than they are on music.

He points out that I am probably more hung up on it than he is.

Much more hangs on the answer to this question than you may think.

In 1741, thirteen black men — slaves — were burned at the stake, and seventeen more hanged, after having been convicted of conspiring to burn the city down.

The future of four or five more hangs in the balance, and outside London, cities such as Brighton and Manchester are also suffering.

A small handful of them are brighter and better, with more hang time, with the ability to come into your house and turn out the lights.

A great deal more hangs on the thesis that art essentially is, or without prejudging the ideal view, exercises, the expressive imagination.