Sentence examples for brooding spirit from inspiring English sources

But the staging stays true to the hard, brooding spirit of the play.

A brooding spirit also dominated the Egyptian film Hawi, a jigsaw puzzle depicting struggling lives in Alexandria, by the independent-minded talent Ibrahim El-Batout.

To the modern reader acquainted with the psychological discoveries of the 20th century, the self-revelations of his passionate, fitful, brooding spirit are of peculiar interest.

The rainy, grim, brooding spirit of the middle ages always hovers over north European nations, said our greatest art critic, John Ruskin.

The movie, which does not yet have U.S. distribution, has a Jungian quality and evokes the brooding, paranoid spirit of other double-trouble movies such as "Dead Ringers" and "Black Swan".

Snatches from a late Beethoven string quartet compound a sense of brooding, exacerbated spirits.

For the first time the brooding romantic Tisci spirit and the designer's sharp, modern take on Givenchy made perfect fusion.

The Spirit brooded on the water and made The earth, and molded us out of earth.

by Sharon Levy The Spirit brooded on the water and made The earth, and molded us out of earth.

"Why can't I just be left alone to fester and brood in my bodiless spirit state?" she asks.

As for the "hunger angel," this is the contrived and somewhat overindulged spirit that broods over his life, interrupts its few pleasures and remains to damn him.