First impression: Fresh out of Parsons, likely obnoxious (pensive hand on face pose = dead giveaway) Annoyance level: Medium-high.
Pensive, hands-behind-the-back walks along the palliative Lake Michigan beach.
"There's a certain anxiety that comes with that sort of recognition," he says in French, making a habitual pensive gesture with his hands, as if carefully weighing two bags of flour.
The race went off as expected, and jockey Conn McCreary on Pensive figured he had everything in hand until he caught a glimpse of Bounding Home coming up on his right.
He was followed by Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the Republican leader, who was immediately set upon by a freshman Democrat, followed by Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, the majority leader, who stood with his hands folded in front of him, pensive, speaking to few.
Her hand photographs are also subtle and pensive.
To record the event, reporters will be allowed partial access; while phalanxes of ski-jacketed TV presenters are on hand to conduct interviews and provide pensive cutaways.
Following the death of Alton Sterling, Marissa from The O.C. posted a photo of herself looking pensive in a bikini with a drink in hand while making a statement on police violence and gun control.
She ends the film as she began it, writing pensive thoughts into her diary, having refused Beecham's hand in marriage.
"On the other hand, why not put people in a more pensive or reflective state?
Mr. Assange, in a dark blue suit and white shirt, his naturally gray-blond hair growing back through brown dye, had looked pensive during the hearing, his head often resting on his hand.
