Dwells in a sentence

Then, he says, his disciples will dwell in him, as he dwells in the Father, and the Father dwells in him, and the Father will dwell in them.

His influential book “The Invention of Art” dwells on the issues of power — even sometimes of violence and theft — that have always vexed Western fArt and its appropriations.

Like other demon catsharks, dwells deep in the ocean.

Mr Johnson dwells only briefly on allegations about a Downing Street Christmas party on December 18, 2020, where officials and advisers reportedly made speeches, enjoyed a cheese board, drank together and exchanged Secret Santa gifts.

On a lyrical level, while “Cellar Door” emanates feelings of hopelessness, “Jaded” dwells on self-doubt and regret with lyrics such as, “But what if I was inside a thousand lives to give my ghost?

The series dwells on Michael Jordan's career with the Chicago Bulls while occasionally shifting attention to equally famous teammates such as Dennis Rodman and Scottie Pippen.

It dwells in all types of bodies of water – rivers, lakes, oceans, as well as swimming pools and hot tubs.

While the book dwells on the need to redefine politics in providing equitable platforms for both genders in the quest for power, Adaora takes a deeper look on the perceived gender-imposed political power enjoyed by men at the detriment of women.

Actually, maybe Robert doesn’t want to leave that heartbreak behind, because he dwells on it in every episode of ‘s spotty ten-episode season.

And though Sheffield doesn’t believe Harris dwells too much on her status as a Black and Asian woman, Harris understands the importance of representing those who have felt they didn’t get a seat at the table, Sheffield said.

CTC dwells mainly with products at play.

He makes the type of music that dwells on loneliness and revels in melancholy.

In the Academy’s eyes, a film like Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, which dwells on the art of making movies from the perspective of—you guessed it—white men, is worthy of praise.

It also dwells on the nature of society in finding suitable life partners without taking into consideration family background and monetary benefits.

No, I am who I become, in the continual process of narrating the story of a unique person who emerges from the past, dwells in the present, and lives toward the future.

The evil energy emanating from the demon that lived within the mountain was supposedly responsible for all the power that now dwells within Wanda.

The series dwells a lot on what it means to be from somewhere or to choose a hometown, and the characters spend a lot of time in different locales.

He dwells on the details without sacrificing his clarity about the ultimate destination.

It is a work that dwells profoundly on belief and the supernatural, and the cruelties to which humans can stoop.

She poured her heart out on Monday when launching her video for the song “Tichichema”, which dwells on gender equality and gender based violence.