Sentence examples for dwell how from inspiring English sources

"Whether I have 15 minutes to make it to the hospital or not I am not going to sit here and dwell how much time I have left.

(Martin Eve, lecturer in English literature, Lincoln University) "It helps students very little if you dwell on how much you pity them, or tell them how devastated you are by their news.

The huge expanse of water can be mentally overpowering, especially if you dwell on how deep the water is beneath you and how endlessly it stretches on all sides.

"Rather than dwell on how you're not with your child, think about how your role in the company is benefiting the family.

The best they can hope for is that jeering at Mr Howard's past may offer some temporary displacement activity to party workers who would prefer not to dwell on how they feel about their own leader.It would be hard to exaggerate how disastrous the past two weeks have been for the prime minister.

But let's not dwell on how the pollsters got it wrong, and let's not dwell on how so-called market experts also got it wrong (and besides, aren't we all relieved that they did get it wrong?).

This year, rather than dwell on how the modern city can transform the sukkah, we set out to record how the sukkah briefly transforms the modern city.

Tennis is a short game when you think about it, and many players dwell on how they should have won that last point, what they did wrong, or how to win the next point.

Alex Salmond doesn't often dwell on how he would raise taxes or cut spending to cope.

It was an experience that led Cooper to dwell on how rock defines itself.

He didn't dwell on how Thaksin enriched himself at the public's expense while holding office.