Sentence examples for quite pensive from inspiring English sources

I quite like the idea of it starting off quite pensive and then opening up into quite a big chorus, the contrast is something that really appealed to me.

Off the pitch, I'm quite pensive and try to reflect on things but I'm still honest and open with myself and other people.

That said, the moments of more quite, pensive singing also stood out.

For a moment Grohl looks rather pensive.

Quite how this pensive intro relates to the former Antony and the Johnsons musician's Mercury-prize nominateco-consciousous electro album Hopelessness isn't obvious.

In the end, though, the music, pensive but seldom compelling, never quite overcame the limitations of the format.

On the whole, they feel warmly disposed toward her, and all of them are pensive and polite, but none can quite believe that art, of a serious nature, was going on under their noses, and that the hired help, of all people, was responsible.

"Pensyf" relates to the modern word "pensive," etymologically, but semantically it doesn't quite fit.

Singer eventually transposed the complexities of that space the habit of argument and the uncertainty of origin, the pensive love stories shared and the brave assertions never quite backed up into the humbler cafeterias of the Upper West Side.

More seriously, when she scaled down her sound for Elektra's pensive phrases, her legato was patchy and her low range quite weak.

At first glance the front pages look quite similar today, with seven papers using the same image of a pensive May being driven away after parliament last night to carry the story of her offer to resign.