Sentence examples for all pensive from inspiring English sources

Yeah, about that … Cashier accidentally gave me too much change The "pensive face" does not look at all pensive, but instead is shorthand for quiet despair.

Kiedis' ode to LA and heroin or whatever, was serious business that got an 8-year old me all pensive in the backseat.

Kiedis' ode to LA and heroin or whatever was serious business that got an eight-year old me all pensive in the backseat.

Onwordi, who had been pensive all this while, rushed to Ambo the shopkeeper, collected a pen, and began to take down her address.

The New Yorker, December 22, 1962 P. 28 The young Italian's girl friends until now had all been pensive, lonely--a little like himself.

By Arturo Vivante The New Yorker, December 22, 1962 P. 28 The young Italian's girl friends until now had all been pensive, lonely--a little like himself.

"I live to see your face, and I hate to see you go/but I know no other way than straight on out the door," sings Daniel Rossen, the band's other main songwriter, in "Sleeping Ute," the eventful song — swaying, strumming, swirling, galloping, crashing, dissolving, shimmering with acoustic guitar and tapering away to a pensive croon, all in four-and-a-half minutes — that opens "Shields".

I also found Leung, for all his bonhomie, in a pensive mood.

"You know...death...the white light and all that?" Leary looked pensive.

It's instantly apparent that Clarice is still pale-skinned, pensive and all-consumed by her government job.

It's (no-sex) fantasy suite time, and Sean was all about the pensive boat-staring in Thailand -- yet another "most beautiful place in the world".