Sentence examples for brooding sense from inspiring English sources

A brooding sense of isolation hangs over these spoken thoughts.

Hindsight casts a brooding sense of foreboding onto that tranquil fall of 2000.

His early books, romances with a South American setting, are weak in characterization but imbued with a brooding sense of nature's power.

Though it's over before you know it, the piece sets the tone for Mr. Varone's approach to choreography, which is often underscored with a brooding sense of melancholia.

Mr. Tafti is better as Khadim, whose brooding sense of disquiet and eventual antagonism keep us guessing — at least for a while — about his motives and behavior.

But wealth has not yet removed a brooding sense of national failure.Feeding their sense of failure is the Arabs' bitter, losing contest with Israel.

And I had to reconsider my former Bronx affliction, that brooding silence and sense of the void, of some empty space where language could not dwell.

But just as often the sights and sounds of nature add a brooding, willful sense of portent at odds with the stark contours of the narrative.

Mr. del Toro's new movie takes place in a lonely boarding school late in the Spanish Civil War, and he fills its closets and corridors with a brooding, somber sense of dread.

After 23 years, though, the sense of brooding menace that pervaded marches of the past had mellowed.

The Tempest, especially, for all Prospero's charm and magnanimity, gives a sense of brooding melancholy over the ineradicable evil in humankind, a patient but sad acquiescence.