Airplane food -- well, better not to dwell on that topic.
The quicker pace of softball derives in part from the players' well-coached reluctance to dwell on disappointment.
But with so much done so extremely well, it seems ungrateful to dwell on imperfections.
2006 - On Beauty by Zadie Smith James Lasdun wrote: "With so much done so extremely well, it seems ungrateful to dwell on imperfections.
Emotionally, Edwards, no matter how spectacularly well he does, seems to dwell on the other side of a divide from people who have had special advantages, who condescend or demean.
The exec over at Iscariot?" Well, I'm not going to dwell on this chapter of the night any longer.
The Egyptians believed the gods needed temples to dwell in, as well as the periodic performance of rituals and presentation of offerings to nourish them.
To dwell inside a well-functioning machine is to be largely unaware of its functioning.
She says that she and her son, who lives in New Jersey, don't have to dwell on her well-being in conversations because the monitoring system has already let him know how she is.
But allowing for time to dwell in a few well-chosen locations, this road trip offers an enticing taste of regions like Victoria's East Gippsland and the Sapphire coast in the far south of New South Wales.
More than most campaigns, this one is almost certain to dwell on the past as well as the future.
