| She often has an inner pensiveness of expression, the same inwardness of mood that is communicated by Botticelli's saints. |
| Shall we find in their artwork any of that pensiveness and yearning for the dead, which fills the chants of their tragedy? |
| Her pensiveness was ultimately balanced by the relaxed ebullience of a performer who has nothing left to prove. |
| The soldier carried the man away, a strange hard but confused look on his face with a hint of pensiveness. |
| She was able to hold a continuous level pensiveness and reserve. |
| He had grown accustomed to these moments of pensiveness on his mother's part. |
