Sentence examples for easily dwell from inspiring English sources
We can so easily dwell on what we don't have, or what we want but haven't got yet (or had, but lost).
We can easily dwell on the negatives and think that is the whole person – but that's not going to improve you relationship.
But then the Great Smokies demonstrated something to me that I so easily forget when I dwell solely on human's degradation of the environment: nature is resilient, when given the chance.
Trump apes the little boys and girls on college campuses who protest against micro verbal aggressions against their fragile mental faculties easily traumatized by ideas that dwell outside their tiny intellectual universes.
Those outside religion's enclosure, unfettered by dogma, can appreciate that there might not actually be any answers, but humans can dwell as happily and easily with wonderment and awe.
The proposed approach can also easily characterize the relationship between H∞ performance, dwell time and asynchronous time.
We aren't meant to dwell on these thoughts, however, and this cotton-candy production distracts us easily.
Why dwell on the errors of the 18th and 19th century, when they can be so easily rectified?
By plotting the data this way, we can easily compare the effect of different reward conditions and the effect of different distance conditions on movement times and dwell time.
