Sentence examples for having to dwell from inspiring English sources
Raising children is fraught enough without having to dwell on their mortality.
We hadn't noticed it before we got there because we've largely engineered our lives to avoid having to dwell on the issue.
Breaking old habits isn't easy, since habits are deeply ingrained neural shortcuts, a way of slurring over details without having to dwell on them.
Mr. Lam demurs when asked to name specific features dreamed up by his designers; the downside of being a subcontractor is having to dwell in the shadow of one's customers.
Log all phone calls with time and a brief code of the stuff that was said, it will often be the same so a simple code helps avoid having to dwell on the power of the assertions.
But you don't have to dwell on them either.
I did not have to dwell upon Pompeii to feel uneasy.
Who says a work has to dwell within a coherent musical universe?
Since Vietnam, the Army has not had to dwell on how soldiers are affected by the killing they do.
Most watching the smoke column from a distance do not have to dwell long on this question.
