Sentence examples for easy to dwell from inspiring English sources

Now that the consequences are manifest, it would be easy to dwell on the mistakes that got us to this point.

While it's easy to dwell on the things you lack, there are so many good things about childrearing in a city like London.

What they may not realise is that much worse is to come.Zoran Milanovic, leader of the SDP and the probable next prime minister, has found it easy to dwell on the faults of the HDZ.

A personality more prone to might-have-beens would find it easy to dwell on the contrast between his present situation and that of more than 20 years ago -- another moment when accolades and recognition seemed almost within reach.

JENNIEANN MAFFEO The Giving Gene It is easy to dwell on Jennieann Maffeo's misfortune -- she did not even work at the World Trade Center -- but first, some words about the life she had.

It is easy to dwell in this city and never feel moved to gaze at the liquid thoroughfare that runs through it, or to walk along the water's edge.

For those who grew up watching Mr. Cosby as America's Dad on the long-running 80's sitcom "The Cosby Show," it's easy -- too easy -- to dwell on the way the comedian orchestrated his own lamination.

With those good days plentiful now, Crawford said, it has been easy not to dwell on his uncertain future.

Wembley is no place for losers, and after missing two crucial goals – one of which would have put the Wolves 12-0 up – before being forced off in the final quarter due to an eye injury, it would have been easy for Gidley to dwell on that afternoon.

It would have been easy for McLeish's players to dwell on that moment and lament the penalty they were denied as well as the fact that Szczesny remained on the pitch but instead they showed their admirable character.

But it soon gets easier to tell yourself not to dwell on it till later.