Sentence examples for very pensive from inspiring English sources

"Today was a very pensive day for me".

After a very pensive green-backlit intro, the band pounced into the album's centerpiece, "The Camera Eye," a seldom-played 10-minute epic.

"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.

A previously very quiet and pensive Old Trafford explodes into life.

But, above all, Cole, who is both profound and abstracted, fiercely in the moment but a little out of date, rushing against time with a very deliberate and pensive pace, embodies Lynch's own primal cinematic pleasure in watching himself think.

At the mention of Dr. King's name, the Dalai Lama gets very quiet and pensive.

A Very English Hero is a pensive, moving and very personal book.

His face is not versatile - Redford pensive is not very different from Redford aghast.

"He was very mellow and sort of pensive," said Mr. Hevesi, talking about his 45-minute conversation last week with Mr. Giuliani.

They were deep sleepers, very hard to wake up, often drowsy, pensive, thoughtful, and solemn.

Whatever your reason, the very act of writing, because of its pensive nature, will allow you to turn down the notch on the stress meter.