Sentence examples for more pensive from inspiring English sources

Bird looks more pensive.

This takes its time and is a little more pensive.

The band's gorgeous buildups spiral inward, more pensive than triumphal.

It's lower-pitched than before: less pert, more pensive.

On his return to the United States, however, his work assumed a quieter, more pensive aspect.

"One True Vine" is quieter and darker: no less reverent, but far more pensive about it.

Meanwhile Phil Collins went with the more straightforward Pensive.

They're about life as an inveterate misfit and outsider, sometimes wry, as in "Turquoise House," but more often pensive, as in "Jailbird".

He is not, like the hero of Max Bialystock's Hamlet musical, a "funny guy", more a pensive intellectual with a gift for cutting through the pretence that surrounds him.

And his range, from the flashy Act 1 aria "Di tu, se fedele" to more the pensive "Ma se m'e forza perderti" in the final act, is impressive.

As she pointed to the shelves along the wall, another pensive look crossed her face, this one less worried and more wistful than before.