Sentence examples for to dwell for from inspiring English sources
And there we invite that audience to dwell for a time with the complications of truth.
It is simply too serious now to dwell for any length of time on what could be more empty promises.
Also, getting the wiper to dwell for short periods was difficult, because of the time it took for the switch to heat and cool.
The living conditions of many people do not allow them to dwell for very long on the large questions, such as climate change.
De Heer obviously loves his actor dearly, and allows the camera to dwell for long moments on Gulpilil's gentle, expressive face.
To dwell for a while in City Hall's acoustically resonant rotunda is to hear sonic conversations larded with wonderfully inventive, not to mention poetic, unprintables in English, Yiddish and Spanish.
But I would like to dwell here for a moment on the response of the New York State Common Retirement Fund to the Newtown massacre.
As for the thought of having sex with either Morecambe or Wise – it's not something I wish to dwell on for longer than is professionally necessary.
Yet Gould has much else to dwell on, for in a few days, his life's work, The Structure of Evolutionary Theory, will be published by Harvard University Press.
The one thing he did not wish to dwell on for any longer than he had to was the subject on everybody's mind: the unravelling of last week's budget, and possibly George Osborne's chancellorship too.
And Flint could use something positive to dwell on for a change even if it is shit gas.
