Sentence examples for so much hung from inspiring English sources

The action isn't so much hung over an abyss as dangled over a terrace.

Seldom has so much hung on the twitch of one man's index finger.In cricket in the old days, the umpire's word was final.

Mr. Hughes's foreboding directorial flourishes -- the crackling silences, the sounds of tension; the portrait of Hedda's father, not so much hung as hovering center stage; Hedda getting her gun and aiming it at the audience -- may appear obviously Freudian as well as Pinteresque.

And it is on that detail that so much hangs.

Uncertainty does not so much hang over the country as inhabit its very fiber.

The importance of the coming year for housing cannot be overstated: so much hangs in the balance.

It makes for a good story but it's not encouraging to hear that so much hangs on chance.

Because so much hangs on key states, and on the possibly widespread use of an untested, little-known ballot, the potential for disaster is enormous.

"So much hangs in the balance".

Recent events at the UN make it painfully clear that noble courage -- which should be the defining quality of any leader -- is rare among players in the theater of international diplomacy, and worthy of our mindful prayers on Rosh Hashana, when so much hangs in the balance.

And I can't remember feeling like so much has hung on one question in a long time.