Sentence examples for She dwelled on from inspiring English sources

She dwelled on a daughter with her own business in Southaven, on the edge of Memphis.

She dwelled on Yasser Arafat's swollen belly and his red, fleshy lips; she thought Khomeini the most handsome old man she had ever seen.

Without preaching, she dwelled on how faith and prayer were integral to the island's identity and purpose.

Her memory of this day remained clear and detailed for a long time, though there was a variation in the parts of it she dwelled on.

But the moment she dwelled on most was a visit to the silk-screening room, where the women were manufacturing American flags.

In it, she dwelled on the nineteenth-century phenomenon of black entertainers performing in blackface, which many have found demeaning but which she sees as a form of rebellion African-Americans rebellion African-Americanss.

As Ms. Wardlow tells the story of the subsequent fall — cutoff threats from the power company, the dinners of egg noodles, the soap from the Salvation Army — she dwells on one unlikely symbol of the security she lost.

And nor does she dwell on newer material, preferring instead to range freely through her extensive catalogue – with one notable exception – backed expressively by a five-piece band drawn from the Montreal jazz and blues scene.

Not that she dwells on age.

Not that she dwells on that moment.

She dwells on the various disasters all over the world.