dwell

"We have made so many positives, so we won't dwell on our mistakes that we made."

For many people in their 20s, the possibility of dying at a young age is not something they have to dwell on.

There is this liminality between the living and the dead, an in-between where the bonds of love can still dwell.

It’s difficult not to dwell on just how clownish our current reality has become while witnessing the absolute foolishness of this spectacle.

Such obvious jokes about inequality, it seems, have become tricky territory - because they reinforce the divides that the Chinese Communist Party would rather people not dwell on.