Sentence examples for she dwells from inspiring English sources

Not that she dwells on age.

Not that she dwells on that moment.

She dwells on the various disasters all over the world.

She dwells too much on the previous points.

Ms. Weaver says age is not something she dwells on.

Although she dwells a little heavily on the townspeople's resentment, subtlety usually prevails.

She dwelt ever in the blissful amity that is the due of the virtuous.

She dwelled on a daughter with her own business in Southaven, on the edge of Memphis.

Her most trite explanation (though she dwelt on it) was that Cinderella — perhaps unwisely — never lost hope.

She dwelled on Yasser Arafat's swollen belly and his red, fleshy lips; she thought Khomeini the most handsome old man she had ever seen.

Without preaching, she dwelled on how faith and prayer were integral to the island's identity and purpose.