Sentence examples for melancholic sentiment from inspiring English sources
"Just Friends" is re-harmonized into a broody rendition that Hart feels better represents the melancholic sentiment of the lyrics "lovers no more, just friends".
Another kind of human sentiment — tender, melancholic, vulnerable — can be found in the eyes of a young rabbit in one of John James Audubon's studies here.
His Hamlet was a model of melancholic introspection without a jot of sentiment or self-pity, his Benedick (opposite Janet Suzman as Beatrice) in Much Ado a genuinely funny and self-deluded popinjay, his Achilles in a famous Troilus and Cressida the most sensual and riveting in RSC history.
After sitting down to write because we felt provincial, excluded, marginalized, angry, or deeply melancholic, we have found an entire world beyond these sentiments.
"Melancholic" also works.
Whitman was melancholic, impulsive, bohemian.
He is intelligent and melancholic.
It is, in fact, almost melancholic.
Harry grew increasingly melancholic and withdrawn.
