Sentence examples for dwells there from inspiring English sources

He's the street fighter with a history of poisonous politics who not only goes there but dwells there.

The camera follows the explosives to their human victims -- and then dwells there, interminably, amid the carnage.

The Patagonian Andes do not support a flourishing animal life: the smallest known deer, the pudu, dwells there, and wild pigs, introduced by Europeans, have multiplied.

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Can we somehow marry these ancient traditions with the realities of modern life and manage the overlap between our use of the marine environment and the vast array of life that dwells there?

Shift and step into PARADOX and see who and what dwells there.

And all must love the human form, In heathen, Turk or Jew; Where Mercy, Love, and Pity dwell There God is dwelling too.

But I don't dwell there, I dwell in a better house, a house of hope".

What made you want to dwell there in this book?

But she's not the type to dwell there, outside the purposes of a song.

It seems to me that more of us dwell there than we may care to acknowledge.