| Even at his most extravagant, Rachmaninov demands an underlying introspectiveness. |
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| It was while I was suspended upside-down from a capsized canoe this afternoon that I became aware of my increasing distaste for excessive introspectiveness. |
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| Capturing the urgency of their live shows and the introspectiveness of studio sessions, the Viennese trio pull another hauntingly beautiful record out of their collective hat. |
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| Studies of this kind of introspectiveness enjoyed a brief vogue in the first decade of the 16th century. |
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| What is fascinating about him is not as much his youthfulness as his introspectiveness. |
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| The singer is well known for her unique blend of country music storytelling, folky introspectiveness and bluegrass energy. |
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| But they also embedded other qualities remarked upon by friends and colleagues in the political word he has inhabited all his adult life: a sometimes moody introspectiveness. |
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