Sentence examples for whether they dwell from inspiring English sources

In this case, therefore, the most important factor determining voters' intentions may be not whether they dwell in a suburb or a city but whether they are rich or poor.

The F.C.C.'s 2001 guidelines, which applied when those broadcasts occurred, said a significant factor in deciding whether broadcasts shown between 6 a.m. and 10 p.m. were indecent was whether they dwelled on or repeated at length offending material about "sexual or excretory organs or activities".

They dwell on the positive.

They dwell in Kafka-esque committees.

They dwell on families, especially marriage.

As they grow older, they dwell more and more on their memories of the war years.

But her gentle poems are subtle and rarely polemical, as they dwell on her past.

Another instinctive reach for the "ambivalent middle" where my stories thrive (or, anyway, where they dwell).

They dwell in conical tents in summer and in semisubterranean houses in winter.

The differentiated phenotype of recruited macrophages reflects signals from the microenvironment in which they dwell.

What determines whether they will survive?