Sentence examples for dwell long enough from inspiring English sources

We dwell long enough to have a protein ball from the stash Charlotte's prepared.

Science fiction critic John Clute described the book as "cosmological [science fiction] without a net", and complained that Bear rushes through the story too quickly and does not dwell long enough on locations like the Kalpa to make it memorable.

A philosopher who speaks openly about his marijuana use, he feels Argentina has dwelt long enough on the 1970s.

We can expect to weigh up that approach a great deal in 2014 as the world dwells long enough on Brazil to go beyond the old stereotypes of carnival, coffee, beaches and football.

Several wildly talented youth stand out in particular but, sadly, the film never dwells long enough to give us a chance to get to know them and their stories a missed opportunity for sure, and perhaps part of the reason What Difference seems to lack an emotional heft.

Live long enough and you become respectable.

Huhne will not dwell long in the local jail.

They did not dwell long over the contents of the pantry.

Sit in your own company and dwell there long enough to remember yourself.

We dwelt for long enough last week on the folly of wasting the season launch with two games that ran the risk of being embarrassing as well as underwhelming, although thankfully the Crusaders capitalised on the levelling conditions to provide a decent contest for a remarkable five-figure crowd.

Shriver stumbles across provocative themes — the private erotic fantasies of long-time lovers, unplanned pregnancy in middle age, the sexuality of anger — but doesn't dwell on them long enough to enliven her characters or her story.