dwell *

He does not dwell on home, as some men do.

I'm not going to dwell on why and what if.

Power over our child is not an issue we dwell upon.

I should like to dwell for a moment on common sense.

We can dwell on the past or look forward to the future.

However, I would like to dwell on several important issues.

I would just like to dwell on a few points.

But certainly, I hope he does not dwell on them.

You dwell in the past and you'll never go forward.

One thing she heard gave her a thought to dwell upon.

We try not to dwell too much on what is gone.

They try to dwell in the present, not the past.

I will not dwell now on what he has done.

To dwell once more upon the summer of his love.

But let us not dwell so much on the past.

Just what she gave he could not dwell upon right then.

But last night was not the time to dwell on the bad news.

But he has too much in front of him to dwell on his future.

But what, for example, could break down the great country in which you dwell?

And we are here to deal with the present, not dwell on what was.

He and his wife say they do not dwell on that.

This is a team certainly trying to dwell on the good things.

"But she's not the kind of person to dwell on what might have been."

But let us not dwell on what killed these people.

But it's not so bad to dwell on and live with those questions.