melancholy

As for the rest of it . . . I'll admit it, it makes me a little melancholy, just as the Wizarding World of Harry Potter made me melancholy.

The sound was both melancholy and sweet. It was as if he were alone in the universe.

She had not foreseen anything of this, and her feelings could seldom withstand the melancholy influence of the word "last. "

Hours of melancholy calculation and terrible guilt gave no progress, and left me with a woeful regret for the day's events.

" Looming straight melancholy of the long dark night did not leave a " security Linglong dice red beans, Such is Life crassicarpa know?

The melancholy look in his eyes and his delicate features have made him a top choice to play a romantic lead.

She turned back to the table, her left hand to her mouth, her eyes in a queer, hazy, melancholy mist.

i do not know whether the wine of chios produces melancholy , but certainly everything appears to me black in this house , " said de bray" .

Melancholy was the dominant note of his temperament, he thought.

For the plant had disappeared, and the king remained as melancholy and sad as ever, but the sentry said he had always been so.

Lincoln was a quiet man. Abe Lincoln was a quiet and a melancholy man. But when he spoke of democracy, this is what he said.

And a few were melancholy, cherishing their time on the square and the fellowship they found on the front lines.

Melancholy, some have been indifferent between the Wind and the sad, like and litter at the moment my feelings.

It was a fine November. . . day fine for Wragby. He looked over the melancholy park. My God! What a place!

The melancholy of it! As if old Euclid had stood up on his hind legs and swallowed prussic acid.

In 1905 he began to paint with a new strength, his drawing becoming less mannered, the mood less melancholy.

A group of bizarre, melancholy weirdos stand in his way, once again led by a clone of pre-Solid Metal Gear villain, Big Boss.

She inquired the cause of his melancholy and he said that he had just parted from his two grandchildren.

It was one of the many paradoxes in her character, that love of sombre and melancholy melodies, so opposite to her gay, frivolous nature.

Send him on the train, I was melancholy sense. " See you in Beijing! " He waved and said.

The paper tried to analyze the artistic charm of her "melancholy" sense from her phrases in three different times.

How much melancholy Temple Liu, spring air fighting thrush long.

On the journey of life, time melancholy floats upon the passed road like an enduring song, in which beauty is engraved with wrinkles.

but more than anything, such a profound sense of humanity, such fun and exhilaration, such melancholy and wisdom.

when he got upon his feet at last and moved feebly down - town , a melancholy change had come over everything and every creature.

Frequently, saw some other provinces girl telephones to go home all day long, to think super melancholy.

things did not come to their height with him , and i observed he became pensive and melancholy.

She was melancholy with an obscure sadness of which she did not herself know the secret.

Although he was far beyond the reach of the revolution, his melancholy attitude did not improve and he sank deeper into a depression.

For me it has always been a city of ruins and of end-of-empire melancholy.

Such violence of affliction indeed could not be supported forever; it sank within a few days into a calmer melancholy.

Indeed, after serious thinking of these things, I should be very melancholy, and sometimes it would last a great while.

Bottled water, he said with a somewhat melancholy air, was held "in a different light, almost as a savior to the population. "

But in every battle, the wielder was struck with a battle madness, a melancholy that would drive him alone into the midst of the enemy.

The many hours of each day in which he was left entirely alone were but too favourable for the admission of every melancholy idea.

'Well, I've tried to say "HOW DOTH THE LITTLE BUSY BEE, " but it all came different! ' Alice replied in a very melancholy voice.

and having spent a young life in disgrace and shame, the poor friendless one died the melancholy death of a broken-hearted outcast.

It has a very distinct, melancholy sound that is often accompanied by flute.

What does blue symbolize? In this exhibition, you could say that blue is the profoundest, most intense form of melancholy.

There's a lonely leaf in the garden, light melancholy, and too heavy to bear his covered greenness , no one can guess what he's thinking?

Picking up a piece of falling leaves, with a melancholy light, message to you, can you see my heart's missing.

She looked fragile, melancholy, apathetic, aloof and neurotic, but inside she was cordial and helpful and a really sentimental person.

It was a room designed not to live in but for purposes of prestige, and it had a musty , melancholy air.

Well the past few days, the network, as well as normal students, suddenly lost the inter-birth of the melancholy sense of loss.

He had sometimes seen a shade of melancholy on her blessed face, which smote him with remorse and despair.

She sank within a few days into a calmer melancholy.

Don't want to Indus gave sad, do not want to let her Ye Yun aggravated a melancholy, so quiet that she indistinct illusory her beauty.

With a pale fingertips, combing the wind in the trees, swaying the shallow melancholy.

He's birthday you always set in the mobile phone, forget the fear of their own always fall into a sense of melancholy.

The modern plague of CCTV devices has grown up in the shadow of his melancholy smile.

He then studied at the Slade school of art in London, a favourite pupil of Henry Tonks, an artist who found him "profoundly melancholy" .

The lyric poem is all about the beauty of the season and the melancholy mood that occurs as fall turns into winter.

Only when he thought himself unobserved could one discern the underlying melancholy and frustration.

In Hou's Flowers of Shanghai and Anh Hung Tran's Cyclo , entire scenes seem to revolve around his melancholy, nearly wordless performances.

The spot where a plain effects its junction with a city is always stamped with a certain piercing melancholy.

Oh! the age of the face that was turned up again, with an expression, half of melancholy, half of slyness, on it!

To Sandbourne, a gay watering - place , a melancholy specter of a man, wasted by illness and regret, comes in search of his lost Bride.

I cannot give my thoughts to reading; if I sat unoccupied, they would brood with melancholy fixedness on I know not what.

Somewhat melancholy to be sure, but this was only in keeping with her own melancholy temperament.

Little will drink a liquor melancholy to ask my me to accompany you next time to drink.

hang around the soup kitchens and the prayer halls, sinking ever deeper into a melancholy love stupor.

Oh that was so long ago. . . In the end, I snapped out of my melancholy and decided to really enjoy the volunteer experience.

The unaccountable depression that possessed Philpot deprived him of all his usual jocularity and filled him with melancholy thoughts.

A kind of Acacia, 2 Spare Melancholy no account of this situation can be removed only under the brow, but the heart.

Soon it was the eve of the wedding day. Her newly- wedded joy was mixed with a touch of melancholy.

A week later, the patient came back again, look more than in the past, the doctor asked his melancholy is not as directed by a physician.

He was buoyant in spirits and talked in a jovial mood. I could hardly associate him with his melancholy paintings.

This alone did not seem like a cause for melancholy, so I pressed him further.

'As wet as ever, ' said Alice in a melancholy tone: 'it doesn't seem to dry me at all. '

Is being in love anything beyond being very fond, and very silly, and with a little touch of melancholy.

The tune, like the scenery, was sweet, imaginative, full of yearnings and kind of melancholy that no one could resist.

And now being to enter into a melancholy relation of a scene of silent life, such perhaps as was never heard of in the world before.

There in the melancholy, in the dreariness, Bertha found a bitter fascination .

The sky was blue, and a fresh breeze played on their faces, but how melancholy everything looked all around.

" No, I think of my grandmother . . . . . . " Who let you shoot, it call be moved by what one sees, who let me always melancholy and moody.

eg. All at once he fell into a state of profound melancholy.

That evening left Marius profoundly shaken, and with a melancholy shadow in his soul.

Her poor papa returned so melancholy from the city, that all were alarmed about him at home.

"I do not know it . . . " so melancholy Supnner muttered only a.

All at once I fell into a state of profound melancholy.

Nicola is a somewhat always melancholy and moody child, of course, is from his jokes to entertain imaginary or groundless fears!

You are like my soul, a butterfly of dream, and you are like the word Melancholy.

Capricorn than to the people, slightly melancholy, loneliness, conservative, nostalgic, negative, there is no sense of security.

As the sisters were melancholy and he was kind, the child made comparisons and adored him.

Liu Xiao (Qingdao, Shandong): For a cheerful person like me , melancholy was just not my style, However , things changed.

When you see the characters in the play for the protection of a melancholy one by one down, you will feel a great spiritual power.

" Ticking . . . . . . Ticking . . . . . . " Banana, swaying posture, recounting -- tonight and rain melancholy.

You walked into the sky, I stay away from the melancholy sense of loss, in your eyes, the day full of happiness I have.

"There is something so ravishing in the smile of melancholy, " she said to Boris, repeating word for word a passage copied from a book.

May in your worry time dispels melancholy for you, happy time shares with you.

I left him yonder in the forest, withdrawn into a secret dell, by a mossy tree-trunk, and near a melancholy brook!

I don't think Fugit would be (have been) an unwise choice, he's talented, but he shares Macguire's sleepy, melancholy style to a fault.

The origin of melancholy can be traced as far back in Chu poems and Han music verses that centered on sad content.

A beautiful sigh of melancholy and the wind swaying hidden in the middle of the night.

The melancholy could then settle down and make it easy for you to fall into the routine.

When Barry ceased to be melancholy people began to wonder.

Against the leaden sky, the granite stones, standing in the pouring rain, exuded a profound sense of melancholy.

Except for a touch of melancholy in his expression, he has nothing out of the common.

To cast a stone in the water, float to the surface of a melancholy tears.

She endeavored to conceal a throbbing melancholy heart with the utmost sprightliness in her countenance .

This disease, a type of melancholy, is particularly rampant around the end of the year.

Lovely, beg your pardon me now of melancholy, but just also ask you to believe that because love you too, just because of now have no you!

Laboring in the wind and rain is hard and joyous for people, full of cool melancholy.

In the tone with which he uttered these words there lay a melancholy so solemn and so tranquil, that Cosette trembled.

There was a cold drizzle of rain; the atmosphere was murky; it was a melancholy day.

I dared hardly lift my eyes from the page before me, that melancholy scene so instantly usurped its place.

Like this , we start chatting in brief . From melancholy to make to smile ! From heavy arrive relaxed !

Rain, sweet is the wind. A sweep that a wisp of smoke and melancholy, an evening in the lonely group of forest whispers. Just quietly.

The setting sun lent an air of melancholy to the scene.

Maybe for I am just lovelorn, walk in the wind , I was suddenly cold sober and feel melancholy no longer. there's always a pleasant draught.

When I feel melancholy, I get some chocolate and curl up in bed alone.

But sometimes, it does talk about its sadness freely. "I'm melancholy, I'm melancholy. . . " it says, in such a coltish way.

One day, however, sad and melancholy day, peace was signed between the survivors of the war.

Cherish a month melancholy not for Yi snow causes her to wail.

From the mother's eyes inside to see where her hidden feelings of melancholy and selfless love.

When I first saw Peng Si's work, a strong sense of melancholy rushed over me.

The melancholy day closed in, and the great clouds hanging overhead darkened with the approach of night.

The long reportage of The Melancholy of Taibei and the anthology of The Fun4'ral of the Sun by Prof. Wang Zhongling were published in 2005.

"The Convalescent" is featured by the child's stunned, melancholy expression.

she was again in the close , dark room at the other side of the hall and outside she heard a melancholy air of Italy .

The ladies had reached that vaguely melancholy hour when they felt it necessary to tell each other their histories.

St John's Wort has been used traditionally to "combat the demons of melancholy" .

My heart like meteors, with a touch of melancholy, in one moment, rolls over to a sky.

She resumed all the fantastic extravagance of deportment after some transient touch of melancholy had banished for an instant.

Abraham Lincoln famously had many depressive episodes, once even needing a suicide watch, and was treated for melancholy by physicians.

Each moment seems split in two; melancholy for what was left behind and the excitement of entering a new land.

Symbolist poets LI Jin-fa and Baudelaire have shown in their poems the major character of melancholy.

It seemed to be a melancholy little house, and you felt sorry for it.

Her whole person, permeated with the joy of youth, of innocence, and of beauty, breathed forth a splendid melancholy.

Baldwin's home has been abandoned, however, and is now for sale: a melancholy pile of stones where once we'd laughed and talked.

And there is an easily moved to the heart, always melancholy, gentle eyes!

One had to know Nixon well to recognize his inner turmoil in the faraway look and the frozen melancholy of his features.

He seated himself on the edge of that terrible bed, and fell into melancholy and gloomy revery.

It had brought melancholy across his passions.

He wrote to Connie with the same plaintive melancholy note as ever, sometimes witty, and touched with a queer, sexless affection.

The unique angle of view and the consciousness of life in Xiao Qian's novels give his novels a poetic sentiment with melancholy and solemn.

But, it is the same history book that engraved lots of her humiliations, agonies and melancholy.

Reviewing the rain that rose color, like the deep night, like the sea like melancholy.

Hand banana fan melancholy also Sad, Yu-chieh, sitting alone looking pale moonlight, like Amanda had a few drops of wet surface.

Heard the whistle, fell in the wilderness; infinite melancholy and loneliness, in the moment of parting, together in my heart.

He repeated Cosette's name for whole nights in the melancholy loquacity of fever, and with the sombre obstinacy of agony.

A melancholy fold, which resembled the beginning of irony, wrinkled her right cheek.

and you are like the word Melancholy.

most mortals. She exudes an air of melancholy, which is intoxicating to Elven kind looking to the past for deliverance.

But for whoever has lost his youth there is nothing to cling to and nowhere where melancholy can escape itself.

The searing, satirical anger of his early work mellowed into something more melancholy but no less bitter.

Up to the frontier of physical death Don Juan is ignorant of melancholy.

Aunt Polly had drooped into a settled melancholy, and her gray hair had grown almost white.

By virtue of something ineffable and melancholy which enveloped him, she felt the look in his eyes which she could not see.

The voice is tinged with a faint note of melancholy which resonates with the young man.

The emotion of his poem is deep, rich, with a melancholy style.

This works is about the youthful fantasy and dreams and the long melancholy experienced when finally waken up from the fancy dream.

Although my melancholy vision may let all people be brokenhearted for it, but the lofty demon, how will let you see spiritlessly .

Is listening to Peng Jiahui deep and the melancholy singing sound lets the human feel feels sorry not to have met sooner moved.

He didn't bother to cloak a tinge of melancholy when confessing that a romance he had really cared about "went up in smoke. " Why?

And then he sang his own melancholy song, and from that we have gathered this story, which they say is not true, though it's in print.

It was a melancholy little drama, woven from bits and scraps of gossip and neighbourhood legend.

Why the setbacks and a painful, let me become so Langbeibukan and paid a painful price so I am extremely melancholy.

This time, I felt a lot less melancholy and a lot more anger.

Hamlet, Shakespeare's melancholy Dane, famously asked the life-or-death question, "To be or not to be? "

Davis made a joke of his own melancholy.

A month ago I noticed a strange melancholy in her, not simply silence, but melancholy.

His wife due to long-term melancholy committed suicide during her expatriated work in the countryside at Qingming in 1972.

Only for those thousands of melancholy people, the rain is a sentimental but a catalyst.

Despite endless melancholy in disseminated in the memory of the past, the writing time of residual chapter fragments.

read is "no alternative to flowers, familiar Yan return" melancholy loneliness.

We talked of the melancholy end of a gentleman who had destroyed himself.

General restrictions, physical weakness, melancholy or isolated attitude and behavior are all most common during this time period.

Chinese assume responsibility by evading and making excuse in exterior behaviour and by melancholy consciousness in interior behaviour.

There were obvious differences between the two groups in such factors as stress, emotional stability, melancholy and push-and-go.

So the girls were brought in again and I chose one for myself, a rather tall, thin one with melancholy eyes.

the mouse girlfriend specially has not been melancholy, a bat complies to marry finally to him, the mouse is very happy.

MYSTERIOUS and melancholy, with the exotic airs of the Black Sea suffusing its stones, Odessa defies categorisation.

There was a strain of melancholy in his character.

Of course, solitude often causes one to feel sadness (melancholy) without reason. And sometimes it is wonderful.

They navigated another of the winding alleyways, bordered by more melancholy houses, the stones the color of dead wood stripped of bark.

The melancholy is is to represent the whole-tone overall to become business card printing and membership card manufacturing of color.

Arakawa Street does not go on melancholy -- Dust, dust, dust.

It is not winter, could not bear to leave crying, but also gives voice dripping with melancholy in the air?

Sometimes, however, an ineffable melancholy springs up from inside, and I meditate a lot about life.

L'Avventura'' becomes a place in our imagination--a melancholy moral desert.

It is her favourite tune, and I am cured of all pain, confusion, and melancholy the moment she strikes the first note.

These pleasures, Melancholy, give, And I with thee will choose to live.

Such is the curse of self-consciousness: extraordinary insight whose companions are melancholy, alienation and paralysis.

Their grief manifests as a wistful melancholy, their pleasure as a soft smile, and their anger as a simmering glare.

A noise rips through the air above the field, jolting me from my melancholy reverie.

Let you for I accordingly sorrowful melancholy, I actually sorry . . . . . .

this hard , melancholy dell , abandoned by the summer light , made her feel her loneliness.

Nothing so false as penitence moved him; but genuine paternal feeling, and that melancholy of "never again" .

Some fifty miles below the Inner Station we came upon a hut of reeds , an inclined and melancholy pole.

So full of sentimental melancholy, it is no worry about the uniqueness of the performance of youth.

Monk one weeps and looking at wild sea of blood corpse of Ying mountain, the eye exposes the color of melancholy bitterness.

He remains the man-god, convinced of a death without future, imbued with evangelical melancholy.

That image contributes to the strong feeling of melancholy that pervades this book.

The mood is melancholy, may go to ask there psychological health care teacher to pour out, gives vent to anything.

People eventually become scenery, melancholy lost, always feel lost something, as in do not come back.

I thought of Tom often and my Chinese classes became melancholy events.

It May Rain Sometime presents Joy Rose in a lovely ballade full of melancholy and hope.

Perhaps seawater drunk too much, my poem was always full of melancholy of blue.

As the city winds down there is a certain tender melancholy in the air, cloaked in shadows and soft light.

Time discourse expresses itself with melancholy induced by failure of individual ideal, lost love and alternation of spring and autumn.

In 1918, he became a single parent with his wife's sudden death from a stomach disorder. Engrid was left motherless and melancholy.

When blood pressure is elevatory , the patient often appears similar neurasthenic symptom, and angst, melancholy.

Perhaps evaded the line of life, to bring some Zen itself, otherwise there will not be so many people deeply melancholy, be moved.

But the gaiety does not ring true and anybody who has just one drink too many is apt to lapse into lachrymose melancholy.

Viewing this tiny leaf from the boundless nature, a little melancholy swept past my heart as soon as a popular song slipped into my mind.

Excavate the happy side of life. Don't go around with a gloomy melancholy attitude.

The Major would of course take entire superintendence of everything upon this most impressive and melancholy occasion.

In Melancholy, Yang captures the instant the lady turns to look at the viewer, a transient and dramatic moment often found in photographs.

She required the cause of his melancholy.

Suddenly, the distant and melancholy vibration of a clock shook the panes.

Director Rian Johnson says Fellini's classic has transformed over the years and has a joyful melancholy.

I was very much shocked to hear of this melancholy accident, and said I thought I had better have some water.

When the impact goes beyond human normal power of psychological endurance, they will be melancholy, pessimistic, lost, disconsolate, etc.

What in your view is the cause of his melancholy and eventual death?

Melancholy is not in her make-up.

This gallant speech was rewarded with a sweet, though a melancholy smile .

For the man in the portrait is somewhat too ooo melancholy. Not my style, not now not later not ever.

Such arguments may impress a certain melancholy breed of philosopher, but economics offers clear advice.

As hypothesized by Galen, the four cardinal humours were blood, phlegm, choler (yellow bile), and melancholy (black bile).

His weakness is his melancholy, but in spite of his melancholy and delay in action, Hamlet still retains his active energy.

Inside me is a wheel, constantly turning from sadness to joy, from exultation to depression, from happiness to melancholy.

This melancholy fate, always possible on certain sea beaches, was also possible, thirty years ago, in the sewers of Paris.

The instrument is described as "melancholy" because traditional shamisen music uses only minor thirds and sixths.

In my mind , you are always so lively and lovely , bright and intelligent, no point worrying, there is no point of melancholy .

Alan describes the songs they chose for the collection as " bluesy , reflective and melancholy. "

Yearn for means to have a strong, often melancholy desire.

Heart and 1000 think million bits of more or less began to melancholy.

This melancholy can sober up our hot head to realize again the meaning of modesty, treasure, recollection, "Big Beauty" and "One" .

In winter, I faint melancholy walk, I, in the enduring as the universe reverie, folding the perfect ending.

The authors also dissent from the "melancholy view" held by some economists, who argue that bad politics will always trump good policy.

The melancholy pianist, the child who loved fantasy, they met each other.

Endless complaining, not satisfied with the reality of melancholy indignation .

Pisces men are sensitive, delicate and often melancholy as their sensitivity may perhaps inspire their thinking.

Maybe destiny played a joke on me, and when my heart fulled of melancholy deep in the night, I found love had arrived before.

Some geisha would not only dance and play music, but would write beautiful, melancholy poems.

It is difficult to avoid a feeling of melancholy at this spectacle of a nation tearing itself in the midst of a difficult war.

During the Romantic period it was fashionable in literature to have a melancholy outlook on the world.

My birthday was the melancholy day at home, in the whole year.

A bit melancholy. Leaving tomorrow?

As I wash each piece by hand, I wonder, with a pang of melancholy, if my daughter will someday do the same.

They meet a tired melancholy king, pointing to the civil war, found in the list: 'it tells us how to help the wounded man.

With that melancholy conclusion he had nodded off.

Rebellious hormones in blood vessels, melancholy leaped silently but often stick on the face.

Long for the brilliant future forever although the melancholy often comes to us.

I've excerpted the paragraphs below from the article on Lincoln's faith, and how he used it to manage his melancholy.

When you suffer from melancholy and pressure, essential oil would help to soothe anxiety, eliminate pressure and relax mind.

In the eighteenth century, the ancient melancholy of the dejected classes vanishes.

from farther away, in the women's quarters, the melancholy murmur of a song.

He is a complicated man --- moody, mercurial, with a melancholy streak.