Sentence examples similar to dwell elsewhere from inspiring English sources
The inner life dwells elsewhere, occasionally depositing its conscious vibrations in what we think of as the "personal" essay.
Your Sept. 7 news article "Buffalo Gazes Back to a Time When Fortune Shone" is a reminder that where we dwell, and how others living in the same place or elsewhere perceive it, shouldn't matter.
It may be nitpicky to dwell on the description of the landscape when Christensen's attention is elsewhere.
In the cultural and political no man's land inhabited by millions of European residents whose parents were born elsewhere fiction in general, and films in particular, prefers to dwell on the tragic side, on its social drama.
It has elsewhere been suggested that, even though songwriters didn't generally dwell on such subjects back in 1957, these lyrics may refer to homosexual acts practiced within the walls of American penitentiaries.
16 Most Greek populations had traditionally immigrated into their present localities from elsewhere; but the Athenians had no such tradition; their writers often dwell on the fact with pride.
We will not dwell on how IPT might alter emergence and spread of drug resistance, as it has been studied elsewhere [22], [23].
Jordan may dwell on its image of desert desolation but, in truth, if you're dreaming of vast dunes, gloomy bazaars and fading romance, go elsewhere.
