Sentence examples for does wallow from inspiring English sources
Henry doesn't drown, though, as played by Mr. Dillon and interpreted by Mr. Hamer, he does wallow magnificently and often rather hilariously.
Within the transference, of course, the patient may (and almost invariably does) wallow in his sense of injury and deprivation, rejection and outrage.
(With Italy's not-very-inspiring elections coming up next month, it was for me a reminder of Italy's far more vibrant political past!) And when you are done wallowing in this celebration of the pre-war Italian left, try this: Go outside, take a stroll around the gorgeous grounds, have a coffee in the restaurant.
The one thing you don't do is wallow in what might have been.
Do what pigs do and wallow in the mud to keep cool.
Nor does she wallow in false humility.
But "Arbitrary Stupid Goal" doesn't wallow, and it doesn't sulk.
It has convinced skeptics that it does not wallow in nuclear waste or lead paint.
But "Follies," while it recognizes the inevitability of loss and regret, does not wallow in the past.
Though he doesn't wallow in the past, he doesn't mind talking about Mott the Hoople.
