Sentence examples for pensive view from inspiring English sources
There is Vanessa Bell's mordant, brightly colored portrait of Lytton Strachey, and Grant's pensive view of the pregnant Bell.
Burt Glinn offers two incredibly pensive views of Georgia O'Keeffe and Sammy Davis Jr., while Arnold Newman's now famous, high Modernist portrait of Igor Stravinsky still dazzles.
She is inquisitive, serious and pensive.
Teams will turn against each other, and joyously reunite after a few moments of pensive reflection.
The cover photo portrait shows a pensive president in a sidelong view, the shot taken so close that every hard-earned crease in his face is clear and the gray hairs accentuated after four eventful, often stressful years in what has been called the hardest job on the planet.
"I would hope so – and I would expect a similar level of honest, open, pensive and very, very charitable exchange of views in order to discern a way forward," Nichols said.
In the third section — "The Part About Fate" — this real-world material comes into view in the course of a marvelously spare and pensive portrait of a black North American journalist, diverted to Santa Teresa to cover what turns out to be a pathetically lopsided boxing match between a black American boxer and a Mexican opponent.
Viewed from an upper gallery reserved for a small band of reporters invited to attend, the most pensive of them appeared to be Michael Heseltine, 80, a multimillionaire publisher and a leader of the 1990 rebels, who Mrs. Thatcher privately accused of an "unforgivable betrayal".
Then Victoria turned pensive.
Jonah seemed pensive, concerned.
