sententious

The interviews for this program bring out his sententious side.

One of the lesser officials spoke in a sententious voice.

There is nothing sententious about these images, which now and then could be described as beautiful.

She wasn't always very good at it; the art can be sententious.

Hay was aware of the sententious note in his voice.

"If you're looking for answers, you find them," he said at his most sententious.

He didn't like the sound of the words as they came out, sententious and inflated.

Bobby can be equally sententious when it comes to developments in his own life.

By my faith, he is very swift and sententious.

He spoke with a steadfast smile and a sententious manner.

They often have a sententious tone and convey a feeling of intimate pain.

Presently he gave forth the result of his reflections in a sententious tone.

To be really bad, a film should be pretentious and sententious.

"People's hopes must not be inflated prematurely," was his sententious answer.

Faded Paper Figures come out with the most sententious lyrics.

Perhaps her last remark was a bit sententious?

"Appearances count for everything in this world," he wrote, reverting to sententious English.

His voice was sententious and high-pitched and childlike all at once.

He does not know me; I do not know him, except as a sententious voice.

Megan's voice became sententious and a little sad.

Theres about to be a big, sententious blow.

The poacher turned rifleman was liable to such sententious moments.

Or she is sententious ("Mysterious twists and knots sometimes tangle the line of life in unexpected ways").

After "Cane," his writings took on a relentlessly egotistical and sententious cast.

"Blessed are the poor," said the bandit chieftain with a sententious grin.