Sentence examples for a melancholy feeling from inspiring English sources
We're cut off, a melancholy feeling.
Ricardo's car is far more typical than the ones that art directors love to put on the covers of books about Cuba to evoke a melancholy feeling.
There was a melancholy feeling to almost every scene of death in the finale, a pained, bittersweet atmosphere heightened by the great work of the cast.
"Weren't We Fools?," originally jaunty, now has a more melancholy feeling.
"And, to the surprise of most neophytes, it has a decided melancholy feeling — slow, mournful, forlorn," Mr. Plantenga wrote.
He gives it a melancholy look.
LA Buy this book at the Guardian bookshop "A strange and melancholy feeling pervades me", says Cécile, remembering being 17 and on holiday in the south of France, where she was seduced by sun, sea and her first lover.
Indeed, there's something gently but profoundly querying about "Match"; you get the consoling and melancholy feeling that an intelligent young man is asking the right questions about life, the ones he'll grow old pondering.
I finally had a way to contextualize that wild and melancholy feeling.
It has a melancholy, autumnal feeling.
I'd just finished an interview with Al Gore and it was hard to shake the melancholy feeling that the man who should be president was spending a stormy night in Midtown Manhattan while the momentous world events he should be shaping were careering in all sorts of dangerous directions.
