They were less likely to brood about things that were fretting them.
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There always comes a time when the most affable host begins to brood about being taken advantage of.
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While some foreigners thank the government for the concern and help given them, only Americans "brood" about it, Wu said.
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After moving into a cabin in the woods with no plumbing or electricity, Hansen settles down to brood about his worthless life.
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At the beginning of the summer, I used that time to brood about my problems and map out dozens of life plans.
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Behind the scenes in the West Wing, President Trump continues to rant and brood about former FBI Director Jim Comey and the Russia investigation that got him fired.
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" After the meeting ended, Hemmings pointed out, Kim had "60 hours to brood about the failure of the summit as his train made its way back to Pyongyang.
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From Axios: Behind the scenes in the West Wing, President Trump continues to rant and brood about former FBI Director Jim Comey and the Russia investigation that got him fired.
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As for the Cubs, the defending champions, they were left, again, to brood about their bullpen, which has struggled throughout this postseason and could not get Game 2 into extra innings.
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Kansas City ended up tying the score in that inning and winning the Series a few innings later, and Harvey was left to brood about all of it during the off-season.
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Curious, because she's so quiet I stop hitting her and rush up to my room, lock the door behind me, drop into my chair, and sit perfectly still and brood about my misfortune.
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So, I've opted to hate Davidson, to make him my mortal enemy, to stare into a swirling, stormy night sky and brood about revenge, mumbling sinister curses into the wind and placing an omen on my family talisman.
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Its broader meaning refers to the frequency with which women in comic books are killed in order to motivate the men in their life to achieve some grand act of heroism: think Gwen Stacy dying so that Spider-Man feels real bad, or Elektra dying so that Daredevil has something new to brood about.
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United States Fish and Wildlife Service, 1995. The female bears 20 or more young per brood, and may produce a brood about every 20 days. The species breeds year-round in many areas, but in habitats with fluctuating temperatures breeding occurs during the warmer months. The fish rarely lives more than one year.
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They coincidentally reunite in Rome and relive their younger years together, exploring Italy together. Before leaving for a Christmas vacation, Kaushik asks Hema to leave Navin and come and live with him in Hong Kong. He tells her to brood about it while she is in Calcutta. Kaushik ultimately dies vacationing in Khao Lak when the 2004 tsunami occurs, never giving Hema a choice regarding their future together.
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Johnsgard, 1978, pp. 236–238 The preferred habitat for raising broods is tussock-rimmed freshwater ponds where the chicks feed around the edges while the female stays in more open water. The broods are moved overland through the tussock from pond to pond. Niall Rankin, who led an expedition to South Georgia after the Second World War, said: > I never discovered a nest with eggs, but found two ducklings on Albatross > Island, about two days old, on December 18th, also another brood about a > week old on March 11th.
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But, there is no information that there was unintended, or apprehended, or planned insurrection, which alone, would justify invoking the War Measures Act." Douglas voiced similar criticism: "The government, I submit, is using a sledgehammer to crack a peanut." About five years later, many of the MPs who voted to implement it regretted doing so, and belatedly honoured Douglas and Lewis for their stand against it. Progressive Conservative leader Robert Stanfield went so far as to say that, "Quite frankly, I've admired Tommy Douglas and David Lewis, and those fellows in the NDP for having the courage to vote against that, although they took a lot of abuse at the time ... I don't brood about it.
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