The books that I took my Australian history from didn't go there – our educational experience of white continental settlement hinged on the fallacy of some benign occupation.
Shot creation and ball control will thus be at an incredible premium, meaning the Thunder's chances off keeping pace with the white-hot Spurs hinge on its greatest strength and most crippling weakness.
"Is that door backward?" Caiola cocked his head a few degrees, scrunched up his face and spent a few seconds scrutinizing the arched entrance, where a single white door hung with the hinges on the right-hand side.
Moreover, by transforming "Snow White" into a tale that hinges on race and cultural ideas about beauty — the danger of mirrors indeed — Oyeyemi finds a new, raw power in the classic.
In Nella Larsen's "Passing" and James Weldon Johnson's "Autobiography of an Ex-Colored Man," for example, light-skinned protagonists of African-American heritage successfully pass as white, demonstrating that racial identity could hinge on voluntary association and careful self-presentation.
Its wrought-iron fence, painted black and white, was slightly askew at the hinge, and on the concrete front porch stood five pairs of sturdy, dirt-caked work boots lined up neatly beside the door.
Mr. White feels the success of the play hinges to a large degree on its leading lady.
Both Wallace and White say that success in their field hinges on a person's ability and willingness to pick up new skills.
Instead, it often hinges on the patronage of white art collectors, gallerists, and board members.
PPP notes that the ultimate electoral effects of the Arizona laws will hinge on "whether there are white voters who are going to go Republican this fall who wouldn't have if that bill hadn't been passed".
