Melancholic in a sentence

Henry died in Broadmoor Asylum aged 51 in 1925, with reports saying he had been "maniacal and violent" when first admitted to the asylum, before sinking into a melancholic state.

His distinctive deep baritone voice with its melancholic tone is still full of strength and power.

King Charles III is described as a sensitive, spiritual, sometimes melancholic character, with a strong social conscience.

Shundere characters are commonly portrayed to be sad or melancholic throughout the series.

The record encapsulates his melancholic feelings of loneliness, nostalgia, and change.

Whether to be electrocuted into a pulpy mess or ignored completely, it's a horrendous, melancholic fate for him either way.

I played the bamboo flute those days and there were plenty sold along the way and by the time I reached the sea, I played a tune and whoever it was who was with me, shivered with the melancholic tune.

Morrison writes that the unpublished letters and diaries from Tchaikovsky’s contemporaries portray a side to him that has been “excluded from the conventional and misleading suffering melancholic narrative”.

On one level, it’s a simple, melancholic story of two people walking across a small patch of England and their quotidian concerns – the blistered feet, the conversational dead ends.

There's a here, but Laurent's brushstrokes come from a melancholic hand.

Adil Afsar’s cinematography is a half-baked attempt of capturing the melancholic feel of Mumbai at night, something achieved by C Vijayasri (cinematographer) in Ek Chalis Ki Last Local.

Despite its initial melancholic instrumentals, Miller expresses his hope of building a connection with someone and eventually starting a family.

From there, the show becomes an intriguing, funny, thrilling, yet also somber and melancholic exploration of humanity, religion, and grief.

Himesh Patel certainly fits Curtis’ archetype of melancholic and self-deprecating male protagonists, but also leaves a strong impression with his beautiful singing voice and stage presence.

It is a very pivotal song to the film’s storyline and has a melancholic effect on the listener.

Shelley (Claire Woolner) narrates while her characters sing arias in melancholic tunes, the performers giving unconventional vocalizations.

Sited in the Hirshhorn’s sculpture garden on the National Mall, the candles will stand as recognizable beacons: twinned totems with a resolute yet melancholic presence that calls to national memory and unity.

The combination of soft melodies, skilled piano-playing and introspective lyrics tinged with melancholic themes won over the hearts of fans worldwide.

This melancholic, introspective look at space may be a million miles away from Nolan or Kubrick but it really hits the mark.

It all makes it so much easier to buy into this mysterious melancholic side story of waking up the desert island Wind Fish.