Sentence examples for brooding attitude from inspiring English sources
In the picture, Martin is all brooding attitude and youthful rebellion, his hair long, his jeans tight and his collar oversized.
"We wrote the Just Like EP as a break from the conceptual and brooding attitude of our music-to-date," they tell THUMP.
The two men who founded the seminal proto-punk band Television in 1973 had almost everything young rockers need: ambition, attitude, brooding good looks and a modicum of talent.
I need not brood over their attitude and let it affect my life and my relationship with my children.
Harry Bosch, brooding detective, has a rebellious attitude toward the Los Angeles Police Department.
Shetland totally has latitude attitude, every right to have its own brooding dark cop drama – Celtic noir, which is what you might call Shetland (BBC2).
Votive candles start brooding.
Second, and most important: brooding.
Both attitudes presume that the contest of ideologies is a game, but the first one regards it as sport, while the second is more akin to brooding over a chessboard.
