Sentence examples for brooding from from inspiring English sources

Bloody and brooding from the get-go.

The orchestra, brooding from the start, knows everything.

"Canada" is more contrary: searching and spliced open and self-interrupted by its short slicing chapters, then carried along again by a stream of brooding from a son and brother with a hundred questions and only a few answers.

With other star forwards on the squad like Italian Christian Vieri Christian Vieri, Brazil's Ronaldo and Chile's Ivan Zamorano Ivan Zamorano, Recoba has spent much of the past few seasons brooding from the bench.

Cookies are placed on all sorts of household objects and wirelessly synced with the base station, which broods from a distance in the shape of a loving Russian doll.

There was brooding metal from Isis and choppy, whipsawing metal from the Melvins.

Meanwhile, millions of women have been drawn to dark, brooding males, from Heathcliff to actor Javier Bardem.

Plus, the brooding blonde from Buffalo stole young girls' hearts as the lead male in teenage rom-coms like "A Cinderella Story" and "Freaky Friday".

Was he brooding, fuming, suffering from insomnia, or a combination of all three?

"Let us have a disquisition, to pass the time and keep ourselves from brooding," Banville writes, in "Ghosts".

As an actor, most know him as Crunch, the brooding tough guy from Rebel Without a Cause.