Under such circumstances, a degree of reflectiveness might have been called for.

Intelligence and reflectiveness were also in his little eyes, and they were far apart.

She kept silence, and wore a look of calm reflectiveness.

He saw that, too, in his dim reflectiveness, and held the country answerable for it.

A deep reflectiveness is the characteristic of this memoir.

Lady Mary's plain face expressed a somewhat touched reflectiveness.

Although this makes for a striking-looking display with lower glare and reflectiveness (thank goodness!

The ill-humour had not altogether passed from her face, but it was now blended with reflectiveness.

He blent benevolence with savagery, reflectiveness with activity.

Fitz frowned with an air of reflectiveness.

Symbols of reflectiveness passed into her face, and a note of tragedy at times into her voice.

And with a certain quiet reflectiveness, he loves also to recount a marvellous example of unlooked-for enrichment.

While the exciting camerawork stays close to the action, a reflective musical comment pulls viewers back into reflectiveness.

Sidwell regarded him with quiet reflectiveness.

All his bearing showed his intellect, his reflectiveness, and his greatness, and was not devoid of a certain grace.

But what this Hamlet lacks is irony, reflectiveness and any sense that he poses a real physical danger to Claudius.