Sentence examples for dwell on going from inspiring English sources

That view contrasts with some of the soldiers we talked to who appear keener to dwell on going home than on what they leave behind.

You no longer dwell on what went wrong or focus on whom you are going to blame.

But rather than dwell on what went wrong, it is right to celebrate this young man's accomplishments and mourn his passing.

When you experience a setback in your career, don't dwell on what went wrong and how you could have done things differently.

"She doesn't dwell on what's going on in the running world," he said.

"These are questions that don't have answers and the fact they don't have answers tends to make people anxious and dwell on them more, going over and over them again.

I can't dwell on what's gone on in the past anymore".

In an era when state planning fell into disrepute, here was one lot of technocrats who actually knew what they were talking about.So it may seem churlish to dwell on what has gone wrong.

It's important not to dwell on what has gone wrong and not to wallow in adversity, which has a lot to do with staying active and involved -- and attitude, attitude, attitude".

But rather than dwell on it, they went right back to the drawing board.

If the thing strikes my audience as a fully appropriate object of attention in its own right, their attention will dwell on it and go no further; they'll treat my drawing their attention to it as an end in itself, as it were.