Pensive in a sentence

His newest album, “Empty Spaces,” has been called emotive, pensive, and melancholy.

Speaking to Fabulous, she says: “Despite his act of bravado there were some more telling moments and expressions from Harry, like this pensive one when he seemed to glance across at William.

The blonde business development manager appeared pensive as she lifted the skirt of her dress to prevent it from getting dirty, while also revealing a glimpse at her white heels.

The father-of-three looked pensive as he joined representatives from the Australian and forces for the poignant 5am ceremony.

The instrumental track experiments with rhythm, synth and piano, accompanied by the sounds of a saxophone, chirping birds and giggling children in its gradual descent toward a pensive closing.

Minneapolis trio Prize Horse play pensive, moody posthardcore whose burnished surfaces and carefully structured negative spaces give it remarkable depth.

A lot of anime, especially vampire stories, focus on war, death, morality, acceptance, and life, which can leave you in a pensive mood.

A lot of Jumes’ work integrates philosophical thinking, with her 2019 project “Self and Others” exploring the self amidst others through the use of a pensive inner dialogue and existential ideologies from Scottish psychiatrist R.D. Laing.

But when the melodies, easygoing groove and matter-of-fact vocals dovetail on the lovely, even luxuriant, “Leafy Dreams,” the poignant “Keepin’ On,” and the pensive, very Velvets “Over It” Harrison finds his sweet spot.

Helena Bonham Carter can be seen depicting Princess Margaret during a particularly pensive moment, as she adjust to life in Mustique following the end of her marriage to Anthony Armstrong-Jones.

I would hate to leave a story like that hanging into a very dark place, but that second to last piece does start off very thoughtful and very pensive, but then explodes into this moment of hope and a desire to make things better.

Jensen Kirby’s submitted artwork displays a pensive self-portrait depicting him underwater in a swimming pool, and will join submissions from 29 other finalists on display at Brookfield Place’s Tower from November 2 to 27 as part of the exhibition.

Our attention is directed to the pensive eyes and melancholy face of Balthasar in Gossaert’s scene, painted at the start of the 16th century.

Thomas and Zoe then left for their evening together, while Thomas looked back at an uncomfortable and pensive Hope.

Almost every post has aforementioned ‘influencer’ in the picture pulling some pensive pose like they have just discovered an entirely new destination— whilst likely promoting a clothing line at the same time.

As the text shifts perspectives, and the boy seems to become an adult observing the scene, Ms. O’Hara conveyed the pensive, mysterious elements in the philosophical words and quizzical music.

British prime minister Margaret Thatcher looking pensive at the Conservative Party Conference in Blackpool.

But then, also, there’s this really quiet, pensive side to all of us.

Maybe just isn’t sending the right signals, but The New Pornographers will have to offer more than a vision if it wants to double dip into hooky pop and pensive rock.

The film’s ending arrives with a punch, and audiences snap out their pensive nostalgia to reflect on Hollywood ambition and misguided violence.