Sentence examples for settled dwelling from inspiring English sources

In general, any settled dwelling place has been unacceptable to the ascetic mentality, as noted in ascetical movements in many religions.

"The vanishing man", writes Pritchett, "who must be pursued from the rue Cassini to ... Versailles, Ville d'Avray, Italy, and Vienna can construct a settled dwelling only in his work".

Today, Khaldi says, many Bedouins have settled in more permanent dwellings in villages.

He moved to Paris in 1906 and settled at the Bateau-Lavoir, an artists' dwelling where his compatriot Pablo Picasso lived.

Prior to these discoveries, the Garamantes had been thought to have been little more than a loose confederation of slave-trading desert-dwelling barbarians who settled around the Jarma Oasis.

High up, the occasional dwelling seems to be settled into a patch of woodland on a safe ledge; others appear to cling perilously to the edge of a precipice.

Both settled on living out the van-dwelling lifestyle.

She settled on two structures: a one-bedroom dwelling, which measures around 170 square meters (1,830 square feet), and a three-bedroom 180-square-meter (1,937-square-foot 1,937-square-foot 1,937-square-foot

Another popular myth is that philosophy keeps dwelling on the same questions, the implication being that, again, it doesn't settle anything and consequently cannot move on to something else.

The ICP's lawsuit, which was settled out of court, accused the city of perpetuating "racial segregation by making dwellings unavailable because of race or colour in violation of the Fair Housing Act".

Yet, by dwelling on the negative it is too easy to victimize people with the illness and settle for lower standards of care".