Sentence examples for start brooding from inspiring English sources

Votive candles start brooding.

Talking to no one, he would retreat to his hotel room, turn on CNN and start brooding.

The early episodes plod until a crime sets the gears of a murder-mystery into motion and the characters start brooding less and doing more.

Tell him he did something well and he'll start brooding about the ways that it could have been done better, and how if the world weren't so full of blundering and folly it shouldn't have needed doing at all.

Even the stoical Anna starts brooding about werewolves.

It was a dark period in her life when, she wrote, she stopped dancing and started brooding alone, drinking too much and eating too little.

When Brooke, wandering through a grocery store, starts brooding about Mary Rose's sporty independence and can't remember the name of the goddess Artemis, she realizes she could ask Lyle, who would know it right off -- except I was irritated with Lyle, was always irritated with Lyle these days, and would punish him by not asking him when I got home".

Now it looks so insecure and self-conscious that you expect someone in the audience to stand up and say, "For God's sake, is there a therapist in the house?" Such a radical change in a play's metabolism — while not unheard of — is rare enough to start you brooding about what happened to "Me, Myself & I" on the road to New York.

The concert, like her album "Symphony," started with brooding strings and post-breakup songs.

And that was the start of my first brood of chickens.

The set starts with the brooding drumming of Naná Vasconcelos, which recalls Afro-Brazilian Candomblé ceremonies, accompanied by Seun Kuti's spoken reminder of the musical links to Africa and the slave trade.