Sentence examples for dwelling objects from inspiring English sources
Fig. 8 Dwelling Objects Creation.
Ed lopes around his manky, smelly house all day, reading books called Vicious Jungle Headhunters, dwelling on the grisly objects that he has assembled, and eating pork and beans from bowls that he has fashioned from hollowed-out skulls.
The team limits their teaching to the significance of the book as a cultural object rather than dwelling on the religious messages of the Gospels, recognising that there is a clear line between evangelism and education.
I can sit for tens of minutes staring at this image, my eyes flitting from object to object, eagerly feeding on the wonder that radiates from this particular configuration of black and white pixels without dwelling too much on the specificity of the objects themselves.
Two prominent and predictable themes sex and death are perhaps not worth dwelling on, other than to point out that Obama is not the only one whose safety people worry about, nor is he the sole object of romantic desire.
Two prominent and predictable themes — sex and death — are perhaps not worth dwelling on, other than to point out that Obama is not the only one whose safety people worry about, nor is he the sole object of romantic desire.
Long section drawing of Dwelling.
"Lots of spirits dwelling there".
"No point in dwelling on it".
Bradley had been dwelling on this question.
