Sentence examples for this point hinges on from inspiring English sources

This point hinges on the chosen definition of "catastrophic".

But any novel that makes significant reference both to the poetry of James Merrill (the title comes from the name of an early work by that writer) and to "Rocky and Bullwinkle" (a major plot point hinges on a story line from the great cartoon series) is working on a number of levels.

Many of Cha's plot points hinge on such conflicts, tucked between flashier punch-'em-up scenes.

On Redknapp Jnr's last point hinges the whole debate.

Doubts linger about the strength of the new spine being built at Old Trafford by Mourinho (the sturdiness of the central defence is among the unknowns at this point, with much hinging on the recently recruited Eric Bailly).

Politics, Rosenblum points out, hinges on abstractions.

So talks on this point are likely to hinge on the legal treatment of FARC members.

The seemingly strange assignation of blame hinges on one point: Mr. Kralkin was incredibly drunk, with a blood-alcohol level so high he was unaware of his actions, he says, even as he unbuckled straps and ultimately dived from the vehicle, according to his lawyer.

And this appeal hinges on some pretty fine points.

It hinges on one key point: these services are provided to people who are silenced and voiceless.

However, the plan also hinges on one other point.