Sentence examples for dwelling apart from inspiring English sources
Yet, the withdrawal was true to his philosophy of the Jewish people dwelling apart.
Dwelling far apart from the turbulent world of men, dining on air and sipping the dew, they share none of the anxieties of ordinary folk and have the smooth, untroubled faces of children.
"But, in the same way, as when you're getting married, you're not dwelling on the fact that you're giving up all the men or women in the world apart from this one.
By John Cassidy June 17, 2013 You will forgive me for not dwelling on the suggestion, raised by some blithering idiot last week, that Tiger Woods and his fellow-competitors would tear apart Merion Golf Club, a course often described as "venerable," "vulnerable," and "outdated".
You will forgive me for not dwelling on the suggestion, raised by some blithering idiot last week, that Tiger Woods and his fellow-competitors would tear apart Merion Golf Club, a course often described as "venerable," "vulnerable," and "outdated".
Apart from it being impossible to show an assault in Downton on anything other than the Downton set, what the viewer saw was brief – enough to convey the horror but restrained from dwelling on the attack.
"Lots of spirits dwelling there".
"No point in dwelling on it".
Bradley had been dwelling on this question.
"Dwelling" takes on the ritual of marriage.
