Second, dwelling on soft issues left the Tories unprepared for the return of hard economic questions brought about by the financial crisis, a subject on which they rarely sounded convincing.The government knows that making too much of its environmentalism risks alienating squeezed voters.
But he wasted no time dwelling on such issues.
-Jose Laracuente, who owns an agricultural software business that Mr. Romney toured earlier Friday outside Des Moines, said that he and other Republicans were more interested in hearing proposals to improve the economy, rather than dwelling on social issues.
But he seemed to adapt his message subtly for a potentially prolonged battle with Mr. Edwards, dwelling on the issues of jobs and trade that Mr. Edwards had hit hard in Wisconsin, while injecting a note of the optimism that Mr. Edwards has made a trademark.
Whether these videos deliberately follow all three points generally found in viral content – 1) Being positive, dwelling on positive issues and ideas, 2) Evoking a strong emotional reaction (joy, fear, anger), and 3) Being practically useful – I don't know.
The May 2007 issue of the American Journal of Bioethics had several articles with divergent views by Western authors dwelling on this issue, questioning the moral status of, and possibility of feelings, in a human neuron mouse, and various opinions as to what extent such research should be permitted.
So, instead of dwelling on that issue, Mr. Bush tersely denounced Mr. Castro and promised to resurrect free-trade negotiations with Latin America.
Ms. Thompson addressed French attitudes toward Judaism in a 1975 film she wrote with her father, "The Mad Adventures of Rabbi Jacob," but she said she was not interested in dwelling on that issue in "La Buche".
