Sentence examples for brooding mode from inspiring English sources
Schoenaerts in brooding mode (again).
In brooding mode, he can be gruff, defensive and forbidding, batting off inquiries with a brusque lack of ceremony.
For the most part muted and self-deprecating, McCabe himself maintains an air of unsettling unpredictability: "You can find him in either of two modes," says his friend, the academic John Maher: "One would be that brooding mode and the other would be a wild, madcap mode.
Kathryn's only ally is Peter Ward David Strathairnn, in ominously brooding, conspiratorial mode), an internal affairs specialist who, in the film's most suspenseful scene, helps her smuggle evidence out of her office.
It remains unclear whether the brooding reproductive mode of Western-Atlantic agariciids has resulted in host-symbiont specificity and to what extent the associated Symbiodinium diversity allows this genus to be abundant across large depth gradients.
Given the prevalence of a brooding reproductive mode (>65%) and therefore vertical symbiont transmission on Caribbean reefs [ 31, 36], there is a potential for strong genetic differentiation between host-symbiont associations in shallow and mesophotic communities in this region [ 27].
In contrast with the brooding world we normally associate with Depeche Mode, Sounds Of The Universe sounds downright cheery.
Depeche Mode's evolution from gauche synth-poppers to brooding electro-rock giants (their songs have been covered by Johnny Cash and the Saturdays) was unforeseeable, unrepeatable and inexplicable even to them.
Second, and most important: brooding.
