Trent's images capture how much has changed for black cowboys, who now dwell not only on the Western Front but on the city streets of New York and in rodeos held in state prisons.
One quick test, supported if not overtly recommended by Malignant Sadness, is to see whether the final lines of Robert Burton's "Abstract of Melancholy" apply to oneself: "Ile change my state with any wretch, / Thou canst from geale [jail] or dunghill fetch: / My paines past cure, another Hell, / I may not in this torment dwell, / Now desperate I hate my life, / Lend me an halter or a knife.
It's a troubling idea, and one I would rather not dwell on now, which is why I'm excited to turn on "Cops and Robbersons" and watch it until my brain rots.
"People have died, but this is giving them a bad image?" The only image she dwells on now, is the one of Jean on a video monitor, as she helps with "The Agronomist," a documentary about her husband produced by the American director Jonathan Demme.
The collective experience of mass media, rendered quaint now by the one-to-one media world in which we now dwell.
But it's not something I'm willing to dwell on right now".
We've explained how each of these adjustments function in the past so I won't dwell on them now.
To dwell on impeachment now would be to drain energy from the election efforts that need to succeed if impeachment is ever truly to be on the agenda.
And there are Mr. Ritter's bumbling attempts to connect with his children, who now dwell in a realm beyond his reach.
But the flipside is equally telling: more than half of aboriginal Australians now dwell in the cities of the eastern seaboard.
