Sentence examples for brooding purpose from inspiring English sources
Stephen Sondheim and his allies were infusing the genre with shadowy new depths and brooding purpose, while "Jesus Christ Superstar" isn't a musical comedy at all but a self-serious pop-operatic passion play.
I'm trying to decode the emotional valence of his remark, though I'm still brooding on the purposes the nurses must have had in mind when they affixed the sticker to my body.
"Central Market" is not hypnotic Minimalism; the music bristles with contrasts and cross-purposes, sometimes zany, sometimes brooding.
He moves the same way, parting the crowd with a brooding glance when in private thought, or drawing it to him (and then dispatching it with new purpose) when he has a point to make.
Votive candles start brooding.
Second, and most important: brooding.
Rote, brooding, souly yawntronica.
That purpose isn't stated, but as with Mr. Allison's previous album, "Little Things Run the World" (Palmetto), released last year, it involves shadow affinities with Radiohead and an attendant sense of brooding euphony.
