melancholy

He was a small melancholy individual who had lost both parents in the war.

Most melancholy fact of all, however, there was no going back.

He looked around at the others, who showed melancholy interest.

I was quite melancholy during the weeks that followed, of course.

I must say the feeling is melancholy; we really did love it all the way up to the end.

Everyone's eyes, except those of the very small children, are melancholy.

It was a melancholy thought that this had once been someone's home.

As the film goes on, the talk becomes more melancholy.

She is looking to her left with a melancholy expression.

But even the few moments I had alone with her were melancholy.

As they worked he found his melancholy hard to shift.

Would you like to give them such a melancholy notion of what goes on down here?

He shook off the melancholy thought, and brought his mind back to the present.

"Everyone is sort of melancholy about the success," she said.

Even if it's a bit melancholy without the laughter of children around.

Instead there seemed an air of near melancholy hanging over him.

The reader will have but too much of the melancholy subject.

The smile looked out of place on those melancholy features.

And what did he think of in his last melancholy journey?

His heart was heavy, and he had been melancholy since the previous night.

"Something very melancholy must be the matter, I am sure," said she.

My birthday was the most melancholy day at home in the whole year.

Their music is distinctive, but often people view it as too melancholy.

"A melancholy indication of the times in which we live."

"They are both in a very melancholy position, and that's true!"

The low scores in both "wanted" and "expressed" would correspond to the Melancholy.

"Melancholy can be a comfortable state," she says, knowingly.

Then, for entrance or a parade, you have them carry a melon and a cauliflower to make Melancholy.

He appeared with a small role in the film "Medicine for Melancholy" in 2008.

She published her first short story collection, The Melancholy of Anatomy, in 2002.

I am glad of your departure; adieu, good Monsieur Melancholy.

A sixth collection, Terrific Melancholy, was issued in 2011.

She is the main character from the short side story "Himitsu Melancholy".

This is said to be the work which suggested Burton's Anatomy of Melancholy.

Most recently, she has provided the soundtrack for The Anatomy of Melancholy.

Roberto tried to recall what he had heard from men of science who had studied Erotic Melancholy.

The poems that she wrote during this period, such as "Ardelia to Melancholy", reflected her mental state.

He had an unspecified part in The Lover's Melancholy.

Meanwhile, Lorenzo lists off causes of "Love Melancholy" to himself.

He is alluded to in The Anatomy of Melancholy.

The first track on the album is a piece titled "The Melancholy of Departure".

His work The Anatomy of Melancholy (1621) treats the subject from both a literary and a medical perspective.

For example, in his "Ode to Melancholy" a major theme is the acceptance of the process of life.

"Melancholy is what he is marinated in.

One could wish it eight times as long, a great compendium like Burton's Anatomy of Melancholy.

The second movement, Melancholy, features a slowed-down recording of the song of the shore lark.

His most recent book is Anatomy of Melancholy & Other Poems.

As prelude to his invocation of Melancholy, the speaker dismisses joy from his imagination.

Anatomy of Melancholy by Burton, 1632 edition.

For some reason, I found myself thinking of the words that Jane used to read to me from the Ode to Melancholy.