Sentence examples for dwell on failures from inspiring English sources
Those who have worked closely with Johnson characterize him as proactive and optimistic, someone who would rather plan for success than dwell on failures.
I won't dwell on failures like a watered-down version of chicken in a black pepper sauce ($15) or fish in mustard sauce ($17), which was hard to distinguish from the chicken's black pepper sauce.
Boog guesses that Americans don't like to dwell on failure.
Whereas so many American writers dwell on failure to thrive in a dynamic nation, Poirier's characters rise to their challenges and emerge with credit.
"I try not to dwell on particular failures," he said, "but I think that we could have done a better job of communicating my vision to folks.
Professional golf is both cruel and kind in that longer careers give its practitioners more time than in other sports: more time to dwell on former failures, more time to climb out of such deep pits.
However, when we suggested trying to break the record again she sprinted off into the distance, and we were left to dwell on our failures.
Or, in the second scenario, you beg for forgiveness and hope that people will not dwell on your failures, if not worse.
Rather than dwell on their failure, El Salvador took up the waiters' challenge and whopped them.
The Braves lost the game in 18 innings, but Farnsworth said he did not dwell on his failure.
