Sentence examples for can dwell in from inspiring English sources

"May it be a place where your creatures can dwell in peace and safety," he prayed.

They can dwell in habitats where so-called higher life forms like us would quickly die, including acid-drenched mines and Antarctic deserts.

After the second world war, Winston Churchill spelled out his vision "to recreate the European family, or as much of it as we can, and to provide it with a structure under which it can dwell in peace, in safety and in freedom.

But before you can dwell in that feeling, you see the bloody patches on their gowns, the socks on the bare stage.

"You have to free artists so that they can dwell in their own artistic realm for a certain amount of time," she said.

Only when my Soul and my heart become one, I can dwell in peace at the conscious core of my humanness.

He is deeply skeptical, nevertheless, of any counseling approach that imagines that you can dwell purely in the realm of reason, ignoring hidden motive and unresolved feeling, "That's a fantasy," Lear said by phone.

As long as love and kindness and happiness dwell in your heart, your money can dwell there, too.

Kessler sees their accomplished little group -- founded in 1995 -- as a sanctuary, a place where members can dwell from time to time in the pure bliss of music.

Their eye can dwell on the least included person in the room, perhaps because they, too, have known exclusion.

You can dwell on your failings or marinate in muddied motivations, but, finally, you are pounding your chest, saying, "At least I was there".