Sentence examples for dwells with from inspiring English sources

Marion dwells with "intense satisfaction" on the thought "that someone beat her black and blue".

She dwells, with a sort of grim amusement, on the awful diet and the funny rituals that define the lives of medical interns.

While Daniel1 lives for youth, he dwells with a necrophiliac's intensity on its decline, serially repulsed as nubile girlfriends start to sag and bloat.

He dwells with particular pathos on the children of white traders and Native American women, who are caught between two cultures.

But McElheny dwells with equal thoroughness and passion on the ingenious chemical tricks Land and his co-workers devised so that exposed negatives could create their own positives without darkrooms, wetness or a wait.

My faith teaches that "if a stranger dwells with you in your land, you shall not mistreat him," but rather "love him as yourself; for you were strangers in the land of Egypt," he said on Friday, his voice cracking.

God's plan is that one day He will make His dwelling place among His people to dwell with them.

Let those up there dwell with that".

They must be with and dwell with their children, pupils and flock.

Thetis, who had returned to the sea after bearing Achilles, eventually fetched Peleus to dwell with her.

He sees God leaving Jerusalem, riding in a war chariot, and coming to dwell with the exiles.