Sentence examples similar to a bit pensive from inspiring English sources
But he was in a pensive mood.
He seemed pensive, even a bit gloomy.
Sitting across from a Warhol portrait of a pensive Saint Laurent, Mr. Bergé, perfectly turned out in a charcoal gray wool suit a bit too heavy for the sunny day, exhibited his usual buttoned-up sort of personality.
The story's protagonist is named, a bit fussily, Elyria, in commemoration of "a town in Ohio that my mother had never visited," but the novel, although consumingly pensive, is anything but fussy.
The play jolted a little bit of life into a pensive Yankee Stadium crowd.
At its core, the film is, simply, a human story, a pensive meditation on the transcendent possibilities of human connection.
Lionel Barber, editor of the FT, has been offered a Légion d'Honneur gong by France – but grows a bit pensive over accepting.
He also created a seated figure of a pensive James Joyce for Joyce's grave in Zurich.
The music placed the images at a pensive distance, a world of bygone struggles.
