Sentence examples for dwell more on from inspiring English sources

(The other Gospels dwell more on Jesus' suffering).

I think I was meant to dwell more on Mr Banksy but instead I started going on about Simone Martini.

Under Mr. Obama, OIRA has largely continued to dwell more on costs than benefits, even as executive agencies have proposed new rules to protect the public.

A lamentable shortcoming of "One World" is its failure to dwell more on the experience of the European Union in this and other areas.

But the announcement appears unlikely to come in Cameron's speech today, which is expected to dwell more on school discipline and academy status than funding.

I don't dwell on the past at all, I dwell more on what I'm going to do, the future and the present".

Mr. Reich was voted best teacher at Brandeis in 2002 and students call him a captivating lecturer, though one complaint is that he dwells more on problems than solutions.

Shanteau dwells more on the figures 95percentand5percentcent.

Others dwelled more on the historical and emotional ramifications.

Indeed, until the advent of AIDS, activists dwelt more on the joy of sexual liberation.

In general he dwells more on gaudy nights with the less fair sex.