Sentence examples for to dwell on something from inspiring English sources

"With Sanctuary, I'm trying to get the mind to dwell on something for a while and produce something that one would look at for longer".

I refuse to dwell on something about which I can do absolutely nothing".

A small part of me did wonder if my chance to see more of the world would ever come, but I figured it was useless to dwell on something so unlikely to happen in the foreseeable future.

There's no need to dwell on something neither of you know for sure.

When you're developing and maintaining your relationship with your parents, it's best not to dwell on something that has already happened or to assume some sort of confrontation will happen in the future.

Employers in the North East will see your commitment to the region as a positive asset, but it isn't something you need to dwell on--focus on your skills, experience, and what appeals to you about the employer other than its postcode.

After losing five straight games, the Nets (6-9) know this is not the time to dwell on negativity, something that could, like drops of dye, color the season.

Like many of the women, Lisa felt she had no right to mourn or dwell on something that had happened so early in a pregnancy.

Give the reader something to think about, something to dwell on after reading your poem.

"You cannot, you know, dwell on something that's gone.

– or dwell on something in the past that we can't change either".