Sentence examples for pensive light from inspiring English sources
'pensive light' is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You could use it to refer to the melancholic, thoughtful expression of a subject in a portrait lit by a specific kind of light. For example, "The portrait of the young girl had a pensive light to it, as if she was deep in thought".
Ms. McCorkle's sultry vocal minimalism and her phrasing, which strongly echoes Billie Holiday's, sustain a mood that's simultaneously pensive, light and airily sexy.
Of her most recent show at the Oak Room, Mr. Holden wrote: "Ms. McCorkle's sultry vocal minimalism and her phrasing, which strongly echoes Billie Holiday's, sustain a mood that's simultaneously pensive, light and airily sexy.
The evening's de facto motto was presented in the trio "Con Leggerezza Pensosa — Omaggio a Italo Calvino" ("With Pensive Lightness — Homage to Italo Calvino") prefaced by Mr. Carter's observation that seriousness can also be light.
No signifier of sincerity is left unexplored in the fantasy of domesticity that is K'Jon's "This Time": soft, pensive piano; light, Spanish-inflected guitar; muted horns; pliant strings; and, at the song's end, a children's choir.
DeGale looks briefly pensive before he lights up at a query as to whether most of the young women in Harlesden love the self-proclaimed Marmite-Man.
Mr. Bloomberg, who is rarely publicly pensive, relied mostly on light banter and remarks about the future, rather than the painful present.
My (Ty's) songs tend to be darker and more pensive; Ingrid's tend to be lighter and sassier.
The faces of all the spectators lit up with pleasant and pensive smiles, and the blood tingled in their legs.
"You know...death...the white light and all that?" Leary looked pensive.
In his book "Elder Grace" (Bullfinch Press), Mr. Higgins has assembled a gallery of the beautiful, the pensive and the noble, ages 55 to 99, lighting his subjects to emphasize the drama of their physical transformation.
He ended his performance in pensive silence, looking away from us as the stage lights went down.
