Sentence examples similar to that hinges on which from inspiring English sources

The architectural historian Vincent Scully, Kahn's most ardent promoter, once claimed that he was "the hinge on which Modernism turned".

​About three months after that Pentagon demonstration came the hinge on which the war turned: the Tet offensive, in January , 1968

Christians see the events of that first Easter as the hinge on which the door between the ages turns.

You must pay close attention to this one; a brief moment is the hinge on which the movie turns.

Mr. Moore was convicted of second-degree murder after a trial that hinged on his own statements, in which he implicated himself as the lookout at the robbery at Radio Shack, according to a law-enforcement official who spoke on condition of anonymity.

That moment -- after which Napoleon plummeted and the French Empire dissolved -- was the hinge on which the rest of the 19th century turned, as the First World War was the hinge for the 20th.

Death is the hinge on which the work swings.

"It is the hinge on which all the trade of this globe moves".

Geographically and politically it is the hinge on which its predominantly Spanish-speaking neighbours must turn.

Best-seller lists were not always the hinge on which the business turned.

Van Gogh, he said, "was the hinge on which 19th-century romanticism finally swung into 20th-century expressionism".