Sentence examples for to be dwelling from inspiring English sources

We are not privileged to be dwelling in an exceptional time or space; we are privileged to be dwelling in a typical time and space.

That is way too long to be dwelling on a cheesy ghost story.

Furyk did not appear to be dwelling on that, or on the golfers vying for his spot on Sunday.

But, as he looked around at the new headquarters, he seemed, again, to be dwelling on a different definition of a value.

While the latest dispute seemed to be winding down on Thursday, the two sides still appeared to be dwelling on hurt feelings.

His resistance faltered only when he missed an easy winner down the line, and seemed still to be dwelling on it as Nadal won five points in a row to win the set.

She seems to invite condemnation ("I am dwelling too much on my own concerns and feelings.

What, it occurred to me, if local authorities were dwelling in an equally mistaken land of religious illiteracy?

Well, that's a part of this thing too, and I don't mean to … I know we're dwelling on it for so long, but, I mean, this story's gonna go away.

Bradley had been dwelling on this question.

Most prefer to be vague, dwelling on the inadequacies of the status quo.