Sentence examples for she dwell from inspiring English sources
Nor does she dwell on the nastier characteristics that Plath's various biographers have brought to light: her hypersexuality when manic, her frenzied jealousy, her hostile sulks.
And nor does she dwell on newer material, preferring instead to range freely through her extensive catalogue – with one notable exception – backed expressively by a five-piece band drawn from the Montreal jazz and blues scene.
She can't really explain it, nor does she dwell on the mystery of it all.
Not that she dwells on age.
Not that she dwells on that moment.
She dwells too much on the previous points.
She dwells on the various disasters all over the world.
Ms. Weaver says age is not something she dwells on.
She dwelt ever in the blissful amity that is the due of the virtuous.
Tears come whenever she dwells on her fate, but so too does a mustering of courage.
She dwells unhappily on their unsatisfactory lives with something close to morbid relish.
