Sentence examples for deeply melancholy from inspiring English sources

Seeing it after all these years, he is sentimental, depressed and deeply melancholy.

It's a deeply melancholy novel, but beautifully written, and wonderfully elegiac... a book that I will long remember, and return to," he wrote.

Now this week sees the publication of her eagerly awaited fifth novel, Swing Time, a beautifully written, deeply melancholy meditation on fame and failure.

These and so many other Campbell hits — "Dreams of the Everyday Housewife," "Where's the Playground Suzie," "It's Only Make Believe," and "Rhinestone Cowboy," among others — identify as rural and Southern, but with strong middle-American appeal, hopeful but deeply melancholy.

A burly actor who is married to the playwright, Ian Bedford believably depicts the deeply melancholy Clive with the tentative physical and social awkwardness of a gentle fellow who has spent half his life cooped up behind bars.

The poet Peter Porter, who chaired the judging panel of WN Herbert and Sujata Bhatt, called O'Brien "a major artist" and described The Drowned Book as "fierce, funny and deeply melancholy".

Touré is more reserved, though hardly as quiet as the film's Marieme; on screen, it's Touré's deeply interiorised melancholy that makes her character so enigmatically compelling.

There are now hundreds of aliens facing off against heavily-armed, gung-ho marines, but the film is still swathed in a deeply grim melancholy.

It is little surprise that the idiom is melancholy, deeply felt and rather beautiful.

Perhaps the lugubrious impression made by this first movement had something to do with the deeply Romantic, richly melancholy character and coloration of the Israel Philharmonic.

Melancholy, beautiful, deeply historied.