introspective

A man has a chance to be introspective when he is being given head.

Try this if you're ready to make major, introspective life changes.

"It is very important to be introspective to look at what you are doing," he said.

In recent years, however, his work has become increasingly introspective.

"It was the most introspective I've seen people in our industry."

He liked the high life but, at the same time, was so introspective.

That look about the eyes - some of the others had it, too, the introspective ones.

Sandy had never been very introspective, but now he looked inside himself and asked the hard question.

Time could rush past if you let yourself become introspective.

But in recent years, his poems have become more personal and introspective.

The experience in prison appears to have made him more introspective as an individual.

Many grew introspective and talked of things men usually keep to themselves.

On the whole he was much too happy to be lonely or introspective.

He sat staring at her for a time, then turned introspective.

I looked about it in a harsh, introspective state of mind.

"The crowd seemed into it, but a little more introspective."

It's less introspective and more linear than most of the others.

Only then must one go through the introspective processes described above.

This made him more introspective and he devoted his life to learning.

I keep telling myself how important this introspective journal will be.

"The experience of growing older is that you become more introspective," she notes.

Yet once off the stage, he is unusually introspective, talking of family.

It's a natural time to become introspective and look to the past."

He hadn't learned to talk yet and seemed much more introspective.

It was all introspective, clear music, and finally the group gave the performance an air of great emotional value.