Sentence examples for heart to dwell from inspiring English sources

I want my heart to dwell here, in the rooms of my days.

From the outset, before I had written a word, I was advised by many, most of whom I believe genuinely had my interests at heart, not to dwell on race.

But Olga Tokarczuk was a young Warsaw psychology student in love, her heart skipping too quickly to dwell for long on tanks and ration-coupons".Poles tend to overvalue history.

But the film, like the hearts of its protagonists, continues to dwell in a state of unruly, unbuttoned intensity.

Frivolous as it may sound, the phenomenon is part of a changing picture of the relation between galaxies (and the other luminous structures that web the sky) and black holes, the Einsteinian monsters that seem to dwell in the heart of almost every galaxy.

He came to dwell in your heart, not in some plastic figure on the lawn of town hall.

We allow love to dwell less in our hearts and more in our heads -- a placement fueled by love songs, romance novels and celebrity relationships.

I told myself that I wanted to dwell in a realm where mediocre hearts would never trespass.

She wants to be empowering for these girls not to dwell on guys when guys break your heart.

And since Mr. Sembène refuses to dwell on details, his evenhandedness makes the sad beats in "Faat-Kine" all the more heart-rending.

To dwell is to leave a trace.