Sentence examples similar to should not be dwelt upon from inspiring English sources
The result might even launch a renaissance in table football, a sport previously associated with socially inept and/or borderline-alcoholic men with a strength of wrist that probably shouldn't be dwelt upon.
Whatever has kept the White Sox from winning the World Series since 1917 will not be dwelt upon.
"Last year the result might have seemed emphatic and it was a few lengths, but it's not something to be dwelt upon.
However, Blue Nights itself, and Redgrave's performance, beg, and even demand, to be dwelt upon.
Even the December victory, which essentially assured the Patriots of hosting this game, is not to be dwelled upon.
However, this should not be taken to mean that perceptual difficulty will never modulate dwell times.
This last point - perhaps tellingly - is not one that has been dwelt upon much by subsequent reports, but is fundamental to the safety of children.
If something is going to be made memorable, it has to be dwelled upon, repeated.
Cost should not be put upon this knowledge.
Its realization should not be dependent upon extraordinary opportunities.
"Should not be relied upon"?
