Sentence examples for much more introspective from inspiring English sources

It's a much more introspective, emotional and dark season opening than we've had in a while.

But where Gigue Machine, the earlier work, is predominantly fast, extrovert and rhythmically propulsive, the new one, Variations from the Golden Mountain, is much more introspective and essentially a slow movement, though one with flashes of virtuoso brilliance.

Performers don't come much more introspective than Leonhardt, but in his hands these pieces had an intensity that made the small effort it took to engage with them worthwhile.

Shortly after, she would say she was "just too tired" to move, but years later, talking to an interviewer, she gave a much more introspective answer: "When I declined to give up my seat, it was not that day or bus in particular.

He's much more introspective.

A much more introspective record than any other I've made by a long shot.

Then, in the sixth bar, the heroic fades into something much more intimate and introspective.

Compared with another former jazz prodigy, Harry Connick Jr., Mr. Cincotti is much more restrained and introspective, and he enunciates lyrics with great care to project a youthful, high-strung sensitivity.

ARGENTINA: Zonaindie The Omelettes - Perfect Wave The Omelettes' sophomore album seeks to part from the 60s British sound of their first work and the result is something much more psychedelic and introspective.

In fact, I have found this book to resonate much more on gloomy, introspective days when my mind is ready to fully absorb the wonderful sensitivities of her compassionate, funny, lonely women.

As interpreted by Daniel Craig and envisioned by the director Sam Mendes, this Bond is "less of a cliché, less attracted by the pleasures of life, much darker and more introspective," the Osservatore film critic Gaetano Vallini wrote in one of five articles dedicated to the Ian Fleming spy.