(1) Where Kierkegaard was most inclined to become severe and saturnine , Hamann was most reckless in his rejoicing.

(2) The portrayal is only historically accurate in the fact that the actor, like the real Richard, is handsome in a saturnine way.

(3) A brusque, saturnine figure, Wilbur has attempted suicide by every possible means but has yet to succeed.

(4) As Claudio, Gu00d4u00f6u00a3u00d4u00f2u00d8nter von Kannen is saturnine in both figure and voice.

(5) We drove home in an uncomfortable silence, Grandma sensing my saturnine mood.

(6) There's something mysterious, worn-in, and sad about this place, something that corresponds to Jarmusch's saturnine , knowing outlook.

(7) Then she simply stays in bed all the following day, drinking tea, eating chocolates and reading about strong-jawed, saturnine heroes and almond-eyed heiresses disguised as pageboys.

(8) He was always to be found sulking in a saturnine fashion and behaving in a beastly way to Margaret or Ann.

(9) The most eccentric classics teacher at our school - whom I shall call Mrs Penny - had arrived with a male companion who was intriguingly scruffy and saturnine .

(10) He was a bright boy from Yorkshire with a dark and saturnine look and laconic manner, and he was already writing strong verse.

(11) Not at all sepia but still in keeping with the gallery's saturnine tendencies are the mixed-medium reliefs of Einar and Jamex de la Torre, brothers whose work is often inspired by vernacular Latino culture.

(12) Perrault's u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510Bluebeardu251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb is the story of a rich, middle-aged gentleman, named for his swarthy chin and saturnine manner, who marries a young woman.

(13) Dark and saturnine , he is a strong screen presence with natural brooding ability, and he holds things steady when a last-ditch attempt to end on a thrill causes the film to falter.

(14) The smile has returned to Craig's saturnine features.