The soldier carried the man away, a strange hard but confused look on his face with a hint of pensiveness. |
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Her pensiveness was ultimately balanced by the relaxed ebullience of a performer who has nothing left to prove. |
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She was able to hold a continuous level pensiveness and reserve. |
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She often has an inner pensiveness of expression, the same inwardness of mood that is communicated by Botticelli's saints. |
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They are joyful images in vibrant greens and yellows, but at the same time they evoke a pensiveness in viewers that some might find hard to shake off. |
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The abstractness and pensiveness of that question suggest something of what makes Allawi an interesting person but also what makes him a frustratingly ineffectual politician. |
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But I feel an impulse to scribble wordly words, to stand in a silk hat beside the statue of Liberty and gaze out upon the Atlantic with a Carlylian pensiveness. |
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But the stillness of Arbus's still reins in the movingness of the movie, bringing it back to earth, to the pensiveness and the irremediable pastness of the photograph. |
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We left quietly so as not to disturb the widow's pensiveness. |
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