And yet, when I think about that day it is the feverish boy that I dwell upon, wondering if he survived his illness, and, if so, what his fate might have been.
After the 13th century a highly refined art of miniature developed, primarily in the non-Arab countries; it dwells, however, only rarely upon religious subjects.
It is dwelled upon one of the principles of Granular Computing, namely an optimal allocation of information granularity.
Because of the high production cost of this designed rotor, it is dwelled upon different rotor designs that can supply the same magnetic efficiency.
Lowell, again in the seventeenth-century way, continually dwells upon scenes of death and burial.
The more the interview dwells upon why I went to law school, the lower my chances of landing the job.
It is a subject she said "that has largely been challenged by the overwhelming amount of documentary and architectural photography that dwells upon the ruins of the city".
Largely, though, what the camera dwells upon is his face — sharp and stilled, the eyes set deep under the eaves of his brow, which wears a permanent frown.
While politics dwells upon how we differ from others, literature shows how similar we are even to those who seem to be the farthest.
