Sentence examples for dwell particularly from inspiring English sources

He has punished Roma and Internazionale but will dwell particularly on his goal when Cannavaro's Juventus were at Highbury in March.

"Having little formal education," Macdonald suggests, "he felt uncomfortable being asked questions by journalists". Anyway, there were aspects of his past on which he did not want to dwell, particularly his feelings about his white, absent father, Norval Marley, a man who claimed to have been a captain in the colonial Caribbean army, but wasn't.

Anyway, there were aspects of his past on which he did not want to dwell, particularly his feelings about his white, absent father, Norval Marley, a man who claimed to have been a captain in the colonial Caribbean army, but wasn't.

"Napoleon's Master" dwells particularly on Talleyrand's struggle, as a man of peace, to restrain a genius of war.

Two years after the book appeared, Farington recorded in his diary that Lady Beaumont and the poet Rogers "dwelt particularly on the beautiful idea of the 'Dancing Daffodils'," and in 1814 Crabb Robinson confided that he had "become very fond" of the poem.

Neither of them want to dwell on it particularly.

Sahara desert ant, any of several species of ant in the genus Cataglyphis that dwell in the Sahara, particularly C. fortis and C. bicolor.

Ray Denison, the A.F.L.-C.I.O.'s legislative director, prefers to dwell upon labor's successes, particularly the tax bill recently approved by the House.

There are many people all over the globe that will never experience the simplicity of a hot shower, particularly not those who dwell within the pages of A Fine Balance in the slums of an India embroiled within the caste system.

Latin American art hasn't seemed to dwell much on the rigors of abstraction, particularly nonobjective abstraction, the absence of reference to the outside world.

After a particularly tense meal, I'll dwell on all the ways I've failed my child, how I've dragged out this battle of wills long past the point where I should've stopped fighting — years past it.