brooding

brooding over life's injustices.

The hen is brooding her eggs.

He was then brooding what to do.

he stared with brooding eyes.

he emanated a powerful brooding air.

It is not advisable just to sit there brooding about the unpleasant bygones.

brooding about his decline in popularity;

a state of brooding disquietude about a colleague's success.

What It Is: Post-dumpage, you're going to find yourself with a lot of time—time that's often spent getting misty over the past and brooding over what went wrong.

Usually they are either brooding or talking a great deal about themselves.

Dickens’s fiction brims with anticipation, through brooding settings, plot twists, and mysteries.

Is that a bad thing? Would you prefer me to be brooding and tortured?

It's the brooding man from the Coffee Spoon.

You're just more quiet and brooding than usual.

And she could only stare speechless at his brooding face.

" I know, " he sighed, brooding. " You should tell Charlie, though."

Always so brooding, so tortured.A girl wants Romeo, not Hamlet.

He was brooding and handsome and obsessed with an uptight yet sexy redhead.

She alights with the others on a featureless plain under a vast, brooding sky.