Sentence examples for brooding setting from inspiring English sources

Once again, Rankin delivers all the elements that have brought him such a wide audience: playful dialogue, peppered with tangy banter and beefy put-downs, satisfying plot switchbacks, the dark, brooding setting of Edinburgh, and a strong thematic coherence.

The island — a two-hour hop by plane and ferry from Stockholm, where Bergman now ventures only in order to work — also provides the brooding setting for "The Passion of Anna" (1969), and its extremes match Bergman's roiling temperament.

The island a two-hour hop by plane and ferry from Stockholm, where Bergman now ventures only in order to work also provides the brooding setting for "The Passion of Anna" (1969), and its extremes match Bergman's roiling temperament.

Once again, Rankin delivers all the elements that have brought him such a wide audience: playful dialogue, peppered with tangy banter and beefy put-downs, satisfying plot switchbacks, the dark, brooding setting of Edinburgh, and a strong thematic coherence.

The production has Christopher Barreca's handsome, brooding set; gorgeous lighting, by Jules Fisher and Peggy Eisenhauer David Pleasantt's sensational bongo playing; Graciela Daniele's fluid staging; and, most important, the extraordinary voice of McDonald, who is a force of nature.

Former Brand New Heavies keyboardist Neil Cowley then showed he retains a rousing penchant for jackhammering rock-piano, even alongside an acoustic trio and on this mostly thunderous but sometimes cinematically brooding set, a string quartet.

Between those bookends come brooding set pieces ("Shadamanthem") and soulful near-anthems ("Some Always") and chamber miniatures ("Like Water").

Eventually brooding sets in, with Gloria saying things like "What doesn't kill you defines you" and the film digging up sad secrets about its characters' pasts.

Prolific science fiction author Octavia E. Butler explored black women protagonists in novels like Fledging, Dawn, Parable of the Sower and Lilith's Brood, set in the context of futuristic technology and interactions with the supernatural.

Flies for fecundity assay were collected from the density controlled broods set up the same way as for the demographic experiments.

Wasted Smile, meanwhile, has the siblings' brooding harmonies set against an epic meltdown that sends Ursula Holliday's long, poker-straight hair flying against her crashing cymbals.