Sentence examples for not getting hung up from inspiring English sources

I respect the argument that they're making, and I think it's one that Breitbart himself would have agreed with — not with the substance of their criticisms, of course, but with their point about not getting hung up on a phony decorousness when important arguments and issues are at stake.

It's not getting hung up on the challenges but figuring out how to get ahead.

Not get hung up on the way we define ourselves.

But let's not get hung up on, for example, the security implications of the cloud.

And candidates should not get hung up on what to wear.

London Citizens, which is affiliated with the East London Communities Organization, is an organization that does not get hung up on ideology.

People should not get hung up on this, and instead think about the future the way gamblers do: "as speckles of probability".

Of course the forgiveness of a non-existent God is something of an irrelevance to atheists, but let's not get hung up on that.

"We Republicans have to make the campaign a referendum on Obama's record and not get hung up on purity from our nominee," Mr. Barbour said.

But let's not get hung up on this.

Rule No. 2 is to not get hung up on valuation.