Sentence examples similar to seeming melancholy from inspiring English sources

Closing in on Castellano, the O'Brien character (Jay O. Sanders) seems melancholy.

The Dutch can seem melancholy and sedate, but there is a fierce minority frightened by the insecurity of globalization.

Salmon seemed melancholy as he spoke, perhaps flashing back to the extraordinary things the Angels accomplished.

But they also seem melancholy and preoccupied with the negative critical response to Miracles.

Working with the sick and elderly may seem melancholy to some.

Anywhere else, the empty desk might seem melancholy, but in Houston it's just a piece of furniture, waiting for the next mogul to claim his seat.

Mr. Hayes is a quiet per son, with intense blue eyes set deep in a long, bony face that seems melancholy until he smiles.

It may seem melancholy to watch alone as a bunch of strangers cavort at a party you weren't invited to 1,600 miles away, but many expatriates find it dulls the pangs of homesickness.

Nathan has known Eleanor for years but only fell in love with her after he got old enough to hear the conversations of the adults and found out that she seemed melancholy because she had always had bad luck.

In a terse statement the university released on his behalf, Bowden seemed melancholy: "We've got one more game, and I look forward to enjoying these next few weeks as the head football coach".

"His life had been so much about being out and delivering, his social life had been linked to his work life," says Plimmer. "But he didn't seem melancholy.