Sentence examples for brooding big from inspiring English sources

Kobe is being treated by the Lakers as Jerry Buss's high-scoring plaything, the handsome young high-flying mascot, while Shaq is being painted as the brooding big man, jealous of his charming younger brother.

Cuts You Up - Peter Murphy (1990) Brooding, big and Bowie-esque, this atmospheric gothic rock feast for the ears, layered with strings and an inspired, angsty vocal, ruled the roost on alternative radio, but struggled to #55 on the Hot 100.

Far from being the triumph of totalitarianism that Orwell brooded about, "Big Brother" will be yet another slam-dunk for capitalism.

Frontman Mark Knopfler could write big, brooding epics (Love Over Gold, Brothers In Arms).

The first goal came after Mario Balotelli, the big, brooding Italian surprisingly chosen for City, carelessly gave possession away near United's goal.

If you liked the brooding mystery of "Big Little Lies" but you want something more grounded, try this four-part mini-series.

The cousins are cheeky Isaac Tom Hollandd), sweet-natured Piper Harley Birdd) and big, brooding Edmond (George MacKay), a cow-whispering hottie with mud on his boots and sex on the brain.

I seem to catch aesthetic aromas of that wonderful museum, with its great collection of German moderns, in this artist's overlaid amoebic shapes of brooding color on big canvases.

With every abrasive effect and mechanistic loop, Radiohead put more distance between itself and fellow British bands, like Coldplay and Travis, who followed Radiohead only far enough to revive the big, brooding ballad.

On that bare reading Kauto Star is over immortality's horizon and cannot be caught by his bigger, brooding stablemate.

I rather doubt Millar is big on brooding.