Sentence examples for brooding intensity from inspiring English sources

Marshall spoke with brooding intensity.

Mr. Penry-Jones, he said, possessed "the brooding intensity of a heart-throb star".

Mr. Crawford's brooding intensity befits his wounded character, as Mr. Heslin's brisk efficiency does his self-assured one.

It begins with an ostinato and mutates through moods of brooding intensity to become a hymn of the spheres.

Until recently, midnight-black, bittersweet bars with punishing percentages of cacao were, like coffee and wine, on a quest for brooding intensity.

The solo part is relentless, with barely a bar's respite from string-crossing figurations that require an expressive spectrum that ranges from brooding intensity to carefree nonchalance.

Here you'll find a set of black cut-paper shapes by Hans Arp; a small, richly etched picture of a lounging tiger by Delacroix; a delicately etched profile of a bald young man by Picasso from his "Saltimbanques" series; three images of brooding psychological intensity by Munch; and a whole exhibition-within-an-exhibition of heads by Modigliani, Klee, Max Beckmann and others.

For all his brooding presence and intensity on the pitch, the gravel-voiced Thorn is a different man off the field; he has a sharp sense of humor and is quick to laugh.

In similar fashion, "15,000" began with a brooding rock intensity, but soon dissolved into a drifting waltz feel, over which Mr. Preminger improvised with cool precision.

The National have been threatening to produce a masterpiece since 2005's gorgeous, criminally undervalued Alligator, and the best of High Violet is performed in all its brooding, growling intensity here.

But both David Janssen in the original and Mr. Ford in the movie were brooding types, with the intensity a man on the run should have.