Sentence examples for well linger from inspiring English sources

The image that may well linger in the public mind is not of contrition, but of braggadocio in the face of a net that is inexorably closing in.

By American standards, entrees were slow to come, but the pace was certainly reminiscent of eating out in France, and if you're spending this kind of money, you might as well linger.

Though both chambers have added more conservative Republican members over the last few election cycles and partisan divides have deepened, the House and Senate are set on disparate legislative trajectories that may well linger for the rest of this Congress and beyond, and may be a dark harbinger for immigration legislation.

At the end of his post, he bemoans the "air of toxicity" that the Republican primaries are creating, pointing out that even if Romney wins it may well linger long enough to prevent him from being able to govern properly as "a cautious centrist".

This morning's sugary breakfast treat is the news that — well, linger, if you will, over the first few grafs of Politico's story: Trump's Lawyers Argue That He Cannot Be Impeached Because He Was Never Actually Elected What Happens When a Bad-Tempered, Distractible Doofus Runs an Empire?

This morning's sugary breakfast treat is the news that — well, linger, if you will, over the first few grafs of Politico's story: The Republican National Committee has spent more than $150,000 to clothe and accessorize vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin and her family since her surprise pick by John McCain in late August.

Special praise was reserved, as usual, for Kenneth Kaunda, the "father of the nation", the professed humanist and avowed socialist who deftly guided the country out of British colonialism into independence in 1964 and then, well, lingered a bit.

The makers of Rock Star - which is precisely such a 1980s retro-flick - must have seen Heavy Metal Parking Lot, and they have learned its lessons well, lingering with affection on every sartorial grace note and cosmetic nuance, and thereby enriching their own movie hugely.

It's a moody, contemplative piece of work, and a vividly tactile one as well, lingering on food, smoke, bodies, blood, and water.

(Well, lingered until I watched Game of Thrones and Man Men -- yowza! Then the questions stopped lingering out of a lack of interest. But, now, it's Monday and linger again they do...) I get it: Perhaps Snow White and the Huntsman isn't supposed to be one of those movies you think about too hard.

But viewers would do well to linger a little, for the artist has, you sense, something to say about the subjects he paints, even if the images are often abstract.