wallow in造句

In America, we wallow in it.

This is no time to wallow in negativity.

You don 't listen to "afterglow", you wallow in it.

And he feels like, well, what good will it do just to wallow in the feelings?

You don't have to wallow in it, but letting it happen can be surprisingly liberating.

Japanese still wallow in tribal humiliation over their crushing wartime defeat.

You can say there's nothing we can do, wallow in an age of austerity, tell people there is no alternative.

For example, I could demand that the recipient of the bread first wallow in a muddy puddle.

Skiffs that once plied the lowland waters lie dry and splintering and ducks wallow in fetid green ponds that pocket the maze of feeder streams.

If you're feeling stressed, rather than wallow in front of the television try looking out of the window, with a US study finding scenes of nature can alleviate minor stress levels.