Sentence examples for dwell to from inspiring English sources

But in recovery, you have time to dwell, to realise your mental as well as physical strength has evaporated.

If the norm in politics was spontaneity, the media would not dwell to such extent on individual comments.

What relegated them to the niche market where they dwell to this day were home equity loans and home equity lines of credit.

The discussions seemed to dwell to a large extent on process, and many of the advisers said they encouraged striking a different and more productive tone with lawmakers, while others said their discussions were more focused on rethinking the governor's policy agenda.

Inside Northern Lights, we've managed to kid ourselves that we exist, that we're curvaceous or lumpy or angular, bristling with hair and snot, taking up a certain amount of room, and that space and time have generously accorded a margin in which we're invited to operate these sizable greedy bodies of ours, a margin in which to dwell, to hang out and live our pale stinky stories.

When he did, for $45,000, the 550-square-foot house became a little star, appearing in 39 magazines, from those with a modernist bent, like Dwell, to more traditional ones, like Southern Living, as well as a number of books.

To dwell is to leave a trace.

I did not have to dwell upon Pompeii to feel uneasy.

But to dwell on that is to miss the point.

To "dwell in love" is to dwell in God, who is both truth and love (1 John).

It gave me less time to dwell.