Sentence examples for deep-seated melancholy from inspiring English sources

Was it purely a deep-seated melancholy inherited from his stern, though loving, mother?

And his lyrics, with their deep-seated melancholy and hard-won benedictions, can speak to the down-hearted anywhere.

Yes, there's something of the gutsy, deep-seated melancholy of 2002's Talk to Her here, and it's certainly his greatest work since that career high.

The film's story within a story – a semi-autobiographical novel written by expat author Meg (Caroline Goodall) which draws to the surface deep-seated issues between her and her two sisters – is called Melancholy.

His surprising and insightful study suggests one explanation for how melancholy found such a prominent space in Western society: the blossoming of Romanticism, that deep-seated protest against the Enlightenment and the capitalist order.

It's deep-seated.

It's too deep-seated.

But Italy's problems are deep-seated.

Bulbs mostly not deep-seated.

"It's very deep-seated.

It has deep-seated problems.