To complain that he isn't always polite feels irrelevant: Eisenberg seems to dwell on a different mental sphere, one far away from conventional niceties.
At Haunch of Venison, Mr. Saul's paintings dwell on a different human intensity: his rage against a hopelessly evil world.
He isn't the type to dwell on how different things might have been if a pair of compassionate teachers had not rescued him.
He appeared to be a more liberal version of George W. Bush -- call him a compassionate moderate -- and he did not want to dwell on the different way that Republicans and Democrats have traditionally defined compassion.
Especially with Crotone, a Calabrian team representing a city of barely 60,000 people, currently top of Serie B. But perhaps Lotito could pause to dwell on some different numbers.
We next dwell on the different genetic risk factors and how they cast light on the relationship between AD and ATH.
The film really dwells on what won.
Don't dwell on the differences.
Moreover, the same run at the same station could have a different dwell time on different days, according to the travel demand level at that time and hence the flows of boarding/alighting passengers involved.
Officials at the American Bar Association had an entirely different response, but why dwell on unpleasantness?
