Sentence examples for would dwell on from inspiring English sources

There's nothing like an agenda, but the topics are usually historic; the Yankees' recent demise would surely warrant some comment, but no one would dwell on it.

I would dwell on it so much.

Verizon criticized the union's call for regional talks that would dwell on details about job security.

"He could have as much space as he wanted if he would dwell on it strong enough," his mother said.

If discouraging African plotlines like these were limited to Ivory Coast, few would dwell on these circumstances nearly two decades later.

None of the Gore lawyers, for example, anticipated the extent to which judges at every level would dwell on their failure to formally seek a manual statewide recount.

In another life I'd dwell on benign terms with dust, but as I do have friends and want them to come to my house, I have adapted to the fact that we are a country of dusters, and most of the dust has to go.

It is a fact the Tories would rather not dwell on, though the heir to the baronetcy of Ballentaylor has the "master of the universe" attitude of an Oxford-educated merchant banker despite his fresh face.

She had loved watching him as he'd dwelled on each momentous sculpture, huge eyes drinking it in; then he'd read the accompanying information absorbedly, running his finger along under the words on the plaques.

In it, I'd dwelled on the image of a tall, gangly man with a luxurious mustache in an ill-fitting leather jacket and baggy trousers, walking about the newspaper offices in Srinagar, the main city in the Indian-controlled Kashmir, a decade ago.

In the sunshine, my mind would dwell only on beauty: the delicate fragrance of petunias, the sun on the sand, peaches, wine, bicycles, dogs.