Although there are several works showing the two in intimate embrace, Bella's expression is always wistful, giving the series a tender but melancholy feel.
Liam Neeson, still physically powerful in his late fifties but rather melancholy, brings something stirring to genre movies.
But there are also melancholy details that reveal the lonely confinement of Woods's stardom.
Bartholomew was increasingly a prey to melancholy, but did not let it show, to Hester or to anyone.
There is no better feeling for a trader who buys markets on pullback than to sell them into strength, but there is a bit of melancholy knowing that as markets lift off, there will be fewer and fewer pullbacks to buy.
They hardly sparkle with the sunshine pop of the Beach Boys or the gleaming funk of Dr. Dre, but Feist's pleasant brand of melancholy strikes the right mood for winding in (Unintelligible) city, feeling comfortably lost and alone.
But the Nashville, Tenn. duo tempers their melancholy with an infectious dose of finger snaps and claps, bouncing rhythms and tinkling pianos.
But after the opening scenes the movie turns unbearably melancholy.
Everyone is kindly and reasonable, all the upholstery comes from Liberty's, but the impression left behind is of a sort of watery melancholy.
But as the candles and accolades collected, there was the undeniable melancholy of an incomplete farewell.
But there's a lot more layers, I think, in melancholy, or thoughtful, or those kind of things.
Unsocialized but erudite, a moralist, a theorist, a swamp-bred crank, Laroche fascinates the melancholy Orlean, who feels her life lacks a consuming passion.
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