And on "Aftermath," another new tune, and another vamp based on a multiple of five, the musicians moved from brooding quiet to a kind of superheated intensity.
Occasional characterizations of the man from his colleagues strike unsettling, reverberant notes, such as Agnes de Mille's description of "a brooding quiet, a kind of unappeased hunger" in the man that she felt matched his music.
The stadium is empty in the middle of the autumn; quiet, brooding, still.
Geoffrey was quiet, brooding, very northern, always fascinated by time and place, as well as surface events.
Olivier Gourmet, a Belgian actor playing a quiet, brooding carpenter in Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne's film "Le Fils," won the award for best actor.
Yasumoto seems like a great villain (or is he?), quiet, brooding and meddlesome, but with just enough darkness behind the eyes to be interesting.
Finally, Arvin Eugene Russell Willardrd's son, who forms the quiet, brooding center of these intertwining tales — gives us a faint glimmer of the possibility that a living, day-to-day redemption may exist despite all evidence to the contrary.
A quiet, brooding sense of menace settles in right at the beginning, which finds Mr. Clooney, his silver hair complemented by a snowy beard, rusticating in the snowy Swedish countryside.
Lawson's palette was generally on the light, low-key side -- the early-20th-century critic J. G. Huneker called him a "musical colorist" -- which served well in the quiet, brooding landscapes without figures that were his strength.
His palette was generally on the low-key side, which served him well in the quiet, brooding landscapes -- particularly of Manhattan's upper reaches, like Inwood and the Harlem River -- that were his strength.
In his quiet, brooding roles (of which this is surely one), Mr. Crowe carries the possibility of violence coiled within him, and one of the problems with "The Next Three Days" is that John's menace and desperation are visible from the start, so that the occasional displays of uncertainty and anxiety are not quite convincing.
