Sentence examples for it dwelled from inspiring English sources

CSI: HOLY LAND (CBS) -- Liked "The Passion" but didn't think it dwelled on the forensics enough?

What was new about today's speech was how long and how critically it dwelled on the policies that Mr. Gore is advocating.

In the United States it dwelled primarily among swampy bottomland hardwood forests, preferring wilderness and the deep cover of old-growth woods, according to Cornell University researcher James Tanner who studied the bird in the 1930s.

But it dwelled on the generic topic of jazz and American culture.

In our opinion, it is more probable that the pro-eukaryote just could not deal with FeS clusters because it dwelled in Fe-deficient environments.

It sets its own terms, has its own rhythm and it dwells in its own particularities.

You dwell on it, and it dwells in you.

It dwells on the past's persistence in the present.

Like "Ariel," you can reduce it to show how much it dwells and thrives in excess.

It is not to be hurried by incident; it dwells obstinately on reflection and mood.

To have it dwell less in the bedroom, more in the soup kitchen.