Sentence examples for dwell for a while on from inspiring English sources
He does dwell for a while on the suffering of young Nathan, McClennan's victim.
The pace is broken by the frequent need to hark back to England, to dwell for a while on the horrors of Drogo Hall, the presumed villainy of Lord Drogo, the increasingly unconfident speculations of Ambrose, who has never set foot in America (or, for that matter, set eyes on Martha) and has only some scraps of letters, almost illegible, to go on.
We could dwell for a while on Shoja Azari's "There Are No Non-Believers In Hell".
"There is another possibility that it could migrate and dwell for a while in the more southern areas".
Before, we state our results, let us dwell a while on the existing literature.
Like other forms of self-harm, the pain becomes the mind and body's primary focus, something to dwell on for a while, however mundane or serious the issues we seek distraction from maybe.
Like other forms of self-harm, the pain becomes the mind and body's primary focus, something to dwell on for a while, however mundane or serious the issues we seek distraction from may be.
." (1971-74), dwells for a short eternity on a hyper-luminous chord of A major.
"With Sanctuary, I'm trying to get the mind to dwell on something for a while and produce something that one would look at for longer".
However, if we are talking about fragments and fractions here, and as many weaknesses as strengths in both dressing rooms, it would be negligent not to dwell at least for a little while on a player so gloriously wholesome unsentimental judges are already talking about potentially one of the greatest of careers.
