Berhanu Fekanssa and the captives gathered around him at the prisoner camp here appeared melancholy but not malnourished.
But some scenes were intense, among them a solo in which Ms. Depass kept bending in a way that made her appear melancholy as well as physically droopy, and a duet in which she and Norwood Pennewell drew cautiously closer.
Caroline appears melancholy and alone, tucked away on the top right corner of the frame and surrounded by water and a far-away horizon.
At other times, if the light on it is a little less bright, it can appear desperately melancholy.
Deer cross the skyline, and the remote lands of Knoydart appear "most melancholy in connection with the entire removal of a population" during the Highland clearances.
Although he appears slightly melancholy, his demeanor predominantly exudes hope, optimism and focus.
Marjorie Fair's jangling, end-of-summer melancholy appears to bring the sun out to a rain-drenched Worthy Farm.
Conceptually, I needed images of animals appearing to be in a state of alarm or melancholy.
Early melodramas, too, often had a gothic theme: a "tall female figure with a pale and melancholy countenance" appeared from behind folding doors in MG Lewis's 1797 play The Castle Spectre, a bloodstain slowly spreading across her white dress.
When she had first appeared in Holcomb, a melancholy, imaginative child, willowy and wan and sensitive, then eight, a year younger than Nancy, the Clutters had so ardently adopted her that the fatherless little girl from California soon came to seem a member of the family.
