Sentence examples for dwelt particularly on from inspiring English sources

Two years after the book appeared, Farington recorded in his diary that Lady Beaumont and the poet Rogers "dwelt particularly on the beautiful idea of the 'Dancing Daffodils'," and in 1814 Crabb Robinson confided that he had "become very fond" of the poem.

"Particularly on this stage.

The League is reactionary, particularly on immigration.

The cart is busy, particularly on weekends.

Both raised hope particularly on the left.

Particularly on the money side.

The pressure, particularly on Russia, will increase.

What's particularly on the agenda this year?

What Heidegger's language here indicates is that the earth-as-dwelt-on and the sky-as-dwelt-under are spaces for a mode of habitation by human beings that one might call poetic rather than scientific.

Charles was particularly critical of the fact that the book dwelt excessively on Danny's writing career, which mirrored Irving's, saying that it was "shorthand for real storytelling, for creating colorful places full of well-developed characters".

Barack Obama's state-of-the-union speech on January 28th dwelt on how America's "ladders of opportunity" were failing (see article).