Sentence examples for right to dwell from inspiring English sources

The Jewish survivors demand the right to dwell amid brothers, on the ancient soil of their fathers".

Mr. Pearl earns the right to dwell on horrific punishment by integrating it all too credibly into the book's larger world.

But it would not be right to dwell on human frailty on a day when a left-hander summoned such terrific golf under pressure, all without a driver in his bag.

Yagoda is right to dwell on the curious fact that Daniel Defoe, the earliest major novelist in the English language, cast many of his novels as memoirs, thereby complicating a relationship that has remained vexed right up until the present.

It wasn't the right moment to dwell on whether Barnet would ever again play in these parts.

But it's not something I'm willing to dwell on right now".

"And that's all i really wan't to dwell on it right now.

"But the last thing we want is to dwell on things that right now are pretty inexplicable".

This is a case where it just didn't go right for me but I'm not going to dwell on it".

You know what, I am not going to dwell on the possible disconnects right now.

Just relax, come into your own, get to know people and you'll be all right.' " Holmes, for obvious reasons, does not want to dwell on Pittsburgh.