Sentence examples for have brooded well from inspiring English sources
Blomkamp seems to have brooded long on his weighty theme.
Since Labour's landslide in 1997, the Conservatives have brooded, with varying degrees of intensity, upon their failure to reach out, to win the support of new voters, to speak to the heart as well as the wallet.
As a graduate student, Nachman had brooded over it.
They have a brooding presence.
Many alcoholics have a brooding, angry side to them.
My stereo has been brooding over the likes of Andrzej Panufnik, Edmund Rubbra, and Eduard Tubin, as well as more familiar fare by Shostakovich, Sibelius, and Nielsen.
The Queen is supposed to be the mother of us all, although, not having done well with her personal brood, she has never seemed eager to clasp the rest of us to her bosom.
"Nixon has these brooding eyes that look like my eyes.
In summer, when they have a brood of hungry youngsters, they will emerge well before dark, often in late afternoon.
