Sentence examples for dwell less from inspiring English sources

To have it dwell less in the bedroom, more in the soup kitchen.

Many Germans prefer to dwell less on the Third Reich, World War II and the Holocaust.

The families of victims of sexual crime should dwell less on the shame they feel they have incurred and more on how to prosecute offenders.

It made her dwell less on the lack of sight itself, but more on how it changes both how you think about and perceive the world around you. "I didn't try to structure it in a literal way," Ms. Squarci said.

A researcher she consults at the University of North Dakota, Ann Burnett, has collected five decades' worth of holiday letters and found that they've come to dwell less and less on the blessings of the season and more and more on how jam-packed the previous year has been.

We allow love to dwell less in our hearts and more in our heads -- a placement fueled by love songs, romance novels and celebrity relationships.

Kaiser's account dwells less on blatant corruption than on what is perfectly, depressingly legal.

The premise calls to mind Patricia Highsmith, but Mercier's novel dwells less on suspense than on existential crises.

But Milosz, in "Native Realm," dwells less on love and more on his political and intellectual motives.

"Terror's Advocate," however, dwells less on Mr. Vergès's courtroom activities than on his own possible ties to terrorism.

The Pompidou show, in contrast, dwells less on what he achieved and more on how he achieved it.