Sentence examples for be able to dwell from inspiring English sources
Blake is so popular as a children's illustrator that it is easy to overlook how good he is, how rare it is to be able to dwell on the happy and optimistic without becoming saccharine.
It is assumed that the cell envelope structure of Archaea is a key prerequisite for these organisms to be able to dwell under extreme environmental conditions such as temperatures up to 120 °C, pH down to 0, high hydrostatic pressure, or high salt concentrations (De Rosa, 1996; Stetter, 1999; Hanford & Peeples, 2002; Albers & Meyer, 2011).
It is only when the truth is revealed that she is able to dwell on Joel's life rather than the manner of his death.
But there is a wrinkle in this postcard-perfect picture: Playland, which has been operating since 1928, is able to dwell in its Neverland thanks to its unique status as the country's only municipally owned and operated amusement park.
And unless and until we merge these two (apparently) contradictory domains; unless and until we are able to dwell comfortably in constant irony; unless and until we can learn to operate the objective and subjective -- at the same time -- we doom ourselves to at best a mediocre world of incrementalism.
This new fossil, the first named dinosaur unearthed from northern South America, also provides evidence that dinosaurs lived in herds early on in their evolution, and were able to dwell in regions previously thought too inhospitable for dinosaurs to survive.
By connecting video creators with web publishers, publishers will be able to increase their dwell time.
The union will be able to cut administrative jobs, though Fiorina did not dwell on the chance to make more layoffs.
If you continue to dwell on past hurts, you will never be able to truly forgive or move forward.
The less time you have to dwell over the old relationship, the more quickly you will be able to get over it.
