Sentence with word brooding. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use brooding in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for brooding.
- How still she was, lost in her brooding! (8)
- She, too, sat brooding. (10)
- Victoria stood brooding. (10)
- He dispersed my brooding fit. (10)
- You fancy him brooding, gloomy? (10)
- He went back to the carriage, brooding. (8)
- His face was full of brooding thoughts. (12)
- He must be brooding about those other things. (8)
- And yet her eyes had that brooding love-light. (8)
- Rhoda dropped into a bitter depth of brooding. (10)
- Rhoda dropped into a bitter depth of brooding. (22)
- She is brooding upon something, you may be sure. (9)
- If only Derek is not brooding over that poor man! (8)
- He was reduced now to a complete brooding silence. (8)
- The brooding ensued, was the thirst of her malady. (10)
- The brooding look darkened on her face; he grew nervous. (8)
- Then he returned home and sat around, brooding and smoking. (12)
- She had risen up the grass-mound, and he hung brooding half-way down. (10)
- In brooding silence the world seemed pent beneath the purple firmament. (8)
- Her eternal brooding over Nevil was the cause of these mental vagaries. (10)
- What was she brooding over, what planning, in that dark, round, pretty head? (8)
- Her face had a strange, brooding, shut-away look, as though he had frightened her. (8)
- For a moment his eyes had the same brooding look as when he regarded the chessmen. (12)
- Rhoda bent forward in her chair, with her elbows on her knees, like a man brooding. (10)
- Rhoda bent forward in her chair, with her elbows on her knees, like a man brooding. (22)
- What was she thinking and brooding over into small hours when she ought to have been asleep? (8)
- Wilfrid was barely to be roused from his fit of brooding into which Pericles had thrown him. (10)
- He has been brooding over your loneliness here if you are unmarried, ever since his recovery. (10)
- Not infrequently he would come and sit brooding on the grassy hillock just above the churchyard. (8)
- Her face seemed to Thirza to have fined down, and with those brooding eyes, to be more beautiful. (8)
- Rhoda found herself more than once brooding on the possible case that Dahlia had done this thing. (10)
- Rhoda found herself more than once brooding on the possible case that Dahlia had done this thing. (22)
- But give me, at least, one word to which I can cling in my lonely days of brooding and questioning. (12)
- His impetuosity surpassed mine so much that I fell to brooding on the superior image of my charmer. (10)
- Twice he had surprised her gazing at Fort when he was not looking, with a sort of brooding interest. (8)
- With these below, with those above, Sits evermore the brooding dove, Uniting both in bonds of love. (10)
- It might be surmised that he was brooding over those railways, in which he had embarked his fortune. (10)
- And he would sit for long spells brooding, his paper unread before him, a cigar extinct between his lips. (8)
- And leaning that forehead, whose height so troubled Frances Freeland, on his neat hand, he fell to brooding. (8)
- Brooding over his glass, his long legs twisted under the table, he quite omitted to rise when the ladies left the room. (8)
- The ingratitude and treachery of Robert, and of Mrs. Sumfit and Master Gammon, kept him brooding in sombre disgust of life. (10)
- The ingratitude and treachery of Robert, and of Mrs. Sumfit and Master Gammon, kept him brooding in sombre disgust of life. (22)
- He fell to brooding on it, until he wondered why he had not been made a trifle anxious by the reading of the note overnight. (10)
- Irene hung back, but again changed her mind, and went out to the carriage, James brooding over her closely, to make quite sure. (8)
- Or again, was it, perhaps, but the natural concomitant of youth, a naive effervescence with which thought and brooding had to part? (8)
- Without his knowing it, and before he had quitted the court, he had sunk into songless gloom, brooding on the scenes of the night. (10)
- They were fleeting as one of the glimmering or golden visions one had of the soul in nature, glimpses of its remote and brooding spirit. (8)
- In the evening when George and Gratian were not in, Noel would often sit watching the needles, brooding over her as yet undecided future. (8)
- At first she stood, a little giddy, grasping the rail that ran round that garden of lead, still absorbed in her brooding, rebellious thoughts. (8)
- She looked round at him, and under that young, clear, brooding gaze he had the sudden uncomfortable feeling of having spoken like a charlatan. (8)
- Brooding, while in the air flies chased each other, insects crawled together in the grass, and the first principle of nature worked everywhere its sane fulfilment. (8)
- Its colour was not the colour of convention, was hardly colour at all; its shapes were brooding yet distinct; its silence stunning; it had no scent. (8)
- No sooner, however, had they established themselves in Stanhope Gate than he perceived to his dismay a return of her old absorbed and brooding manner. (8)
- She remembered how she had lain, brooding, on that piece of red and yellow tapestry, twisting its tassels, staring through half-closed eyes at nothing. (8)
- General principles were nothing to her; she lost no force brooding over the justice or injustice of her situation, but merely tried to digest its facts. (8)
- Melville saw that she was brooding something essentially feminine, and which had no relationship to the great game of public life, curiosity was extinguished in him. (10)
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