Sentence examples similar to brooding intensely from inspiring English sources
Extremely dramatic or intensely brooding efforts usually belong in the middle.
He had an intensely brooding but romantic view of himself and of his inevitable "outsider" status.
More importantly, I've waited for the return of CTU's most controversial employee, the intensely brooding Jack Bauer.
Mr Rochester is an impulsive, intensely brooding, by turns romantic and terrifying figure; I'm convinced he is also the type of person who would regularly text in all caps and send message after message without waiting for a reply.
A disc of chocolate ganache, outfitted with bits of cocoa Rice Krispies Treats, was dark and intensely brooding, and a flat macaron topped with cajeta was an ideal partner for macerated strawberries.
Page B9 Weekend A STANDING APPOINTMENT WITH THE SAME PAINTING "The Denial of St. Peter" by Caravaggio, at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, is an intensely dark, brooding work.
I haven't gone quite so far around the bend yet, but for about a decade now I've kept up a more or less regular appointment of my own with a single painting — an intensely dark, brooding scene at the Metropolitan Museum of Art depicting St. Peter's denial of Christ.
Votive candles start brooding.
Second, and most important: brooding.
