Sentence examples for profound melancholy upon from inspiring English sources

It was this that had brought the profound melancholy upon him.

Only Mr. Normanton's profound melancholy was entirely his own.

The results of that inquiry — works of profound melancholy, yet teeming with life — have enthralled the world.

And a profound melancholy pervades all Trevor's fictional landscapes as softly and persistently as Irish rain.

The sight of Edinburgh overtaken by an angry public spectacle winds up stirring his memories in a profound, melancholy way.

The voice of the "true self" is notable for its high notes of disdain — and its profound melancholy.

I do not understand how these claims can be justified, but personally speaking, I feel most creative during moments of profound melancholy – in mathematics and during writing.

As we survey those human actions transpiring in the sunny climes of Tallahassee and West Palm, a feeling of profound melancholy descends.

The soundtrack may be filled with Mr. Paxton and Mr. Cameron's rather dry discussion of history and technology, but the images evoke a profound melancholy, a sense of irreparable loss and inchoate yearning.

I have sympathy for SAD sufferers, as I've long suspected that I have some bizarre reverse form of it, in the shape of profound melancholy during the hot summer months.

Then there are moments of profound melancholy.