Sentence examples for question hinges on from inspiring English sources

Mr. Douthat correctly notes that the "question hinges on what one thinks about the moral status of the fetus".

Like so many of our debates about reproductive ethics, that question hinges on what one thinks about the moral status of the fetus.

The answer to this question hinges on how one defines what it means to "render a service".

And that question hinges on studies of people like Mr. Woodland.

BOIES: Once you concede that a company like Microsoft has monopoly power, which I think everybody pretty much agreed it had, then the question hinges on whether or not a company engages in fair competition.

He says that the question hinges on whether "chemical matter is not so distinctively different in the way of complexity from physical matter that 'chemism' is properly a new quality emerging from physical existence" (p.61).

"Can machines think?" he asked -- and immediately noted that the question hinges, of course, on what "thinking" is.

Again, a question hinging on how much belief to stake on the new Iranian president.

Several of those questions hinge on one key moment: when state trooper Brian Encinia asks Bland to put out her cigarette.

The response to this question hinges entirely on the respondents implicit conceptualisation of suffering, which may differ considerably among patients.

And all those questions hinged on the work of the former artifact dealer, identified in the court documents only as "the Source".