But he bore a melancholy regard for lost worlds, for the primacy of the written word, for "the ancient American sense that whatever is wrong with human society can be put right by human action".
Regarding melancholy, I don't like this emotion.
Yeah, regarding it ending, I just felt melancholy for all of them.
Given what we've learnt about Larkin since his death, a figure previously regarded as melancholy and misanthropic has tumbled over in the much less inviting realms of misogyny and racism.
However, it is unified by two threads: the first is Wollstonecraft's argument regarding the nature and progress of society; the second is her increasing melancholy.
I regarded her breasts with melancholy, then my eyes began their ordained journey downward.
"Old Times" — which I had often regarded as a ravishing, melancholy conundrum– comes across this time as a vibrant, sometimes achingly clear comedy of the war that is waged in any relationship.
Guido's biggest headache is how to keep his lusty mistress away from his loyal wife, but Fellini brings such mischief, melancholy and imagination to the scenario that the film is regarded as one of cinema's supreme masterpieces.
It seems impossible that Nelson could regard Funny How Time Slips Away, a sly, exquisitely melancholy song about meeting an old lover, as melodically or lyrically in the same league as the banal anthem that is On The Road Again.
In the 18th century it was regarded as the classic Gothic plant, clothing buildings in melancholy fashion to remind us that nature is never far from reclaiming power.
Melancholy tends to intrude when I write, and thus I can say that I regard, or would regard, the invention and proliferation of androids as a disaster.
