dwelled upon

As Duke of Cornwall, and overseer of the Duchy of Cornwall, he was responsible for 129,600 acres of land across 20 counties in southwest England, focused on “sustainability,” one of his favorite words — and not one the queen dwelled upon.

Whether antisemitism darkened the Lehman brothers’ early days in Alabama is a question no more dwelled upon than the living conditions of the enslaved workers who carried the plantation economy.

But the pandemic isn’t specified or dwelled upon.

Harry’s outrage was justified, given that the coverage of Markle trafficked in racial stereotypes and dwelled upon such matters as her “exotic DNA” and her shapely “Suits” wardrobe.

The diagnosis was not something he or my mother dwelled upon.