What a melancholy thought.
For all its melancholy, the sentiments hold firm: progress and regeneration are not the problem; the problem isn't even sport and big money.
The sentiment gets melancholy, if not maudlin, but Wendell Minor's watercolors impart a crispness to the present-day images and lend majesty to the past.
And each time out of it came volume and warmth, for she had if even for a fleeting moment the ability to transcend foolishness and produce genuine sentiment and melancholy.
It's very melancholy, very sad; the whole sentiment is disastrous with heart-wrenching lyrics.
The original rock and rollers drew on established pop ballad traditions, whether Italian (the Neapolitan ballad was passed down from Enrico Caruso through Mario Lanza and Dean Martin to Elvis Presley) or American (rock and roll balladeers such as Roy Orbison and Charlie Rich gave Tin Pan Alley sentiment a new, melancholy edge).
Who was this movie — so melancholy in its whimsy, so rueful in its sentiment — really meant for?
But the others I spoke to struck more or less the same notes as these four: lots of melancholy, obviously, segueing into fear that anti-Muslim sentiment in France might grow.
Every view drips with melancholy".
Rodolfo has a fine, modulated voice and melancholy eyes — he is given to nobly romantic sentiments and the recitation of terrible love poetry — but he appears tired.
The crowd had trouble mastering the rhythm, but when the song ended, Webb gamely called out, "Thanks for being good sports". One of Webb's best-known songs is "Still Within the Sound of My Voice," and the sentiment expressed in that title symbolized a melancholy undertone throughout the evening.
