Sentence examples for brooding talent from inspiring English sources

Dench's brooding talent has its correlative in her five-acre Surrey domain, Wasp Green, and in the low-slung, wood-beamed 1680 yeoman's house where she lives with her twenty-nine-year-old daughter, the actress Finty Williams, her four-year-old grandson, Sammy, nine cats, and several ducks.

Even before she died, Winehouse was our Lady of Rebellion, an icon of brooding talent and great eyeliner for legions of London teens.

It may not have any great economic heft, and it's home to only about 10 million people with a tropism toward beer and a talent for brooding.

Lindland's resemblance to the actor John Malkovich is uncanny, as is his brooding demeanor and unshakable confidence in his talent.

The two men who founded the seminal proto-punk band Television in 1973 had almost everything young rockers need: ambition, attitude, brooding good looks and a modicum of talent.

Much of his music had a funky, brooding quality, but Ian was an immensely kind man with a talent for friendship.

The Eagles and the Giants are close in talent and are so familiar with each other that it leads to these kinds of slumbering, clawing, brooding games.

She paused, brooding.

Votive candles start brooding.

I'm brooding".

Draper has a talent for making a certain flavor of sullen arrogance look swank — or maybe his demeanor hints that happiness itself is overrated, when compared with the allure of brooding over never quite getting what you want.