Melancholic used in a sentence

Melancholic in a sentence as a noun

He can be sadistic to the viewer, as well as warm and melancholic.

Buenos Aires is not tragic at all, it's... just a little melancholic.

I am a melancholic person, but pretty far from being depressed.

Even makes me a bit melancholic to see Firefox at a measly 17%.

I certainly didn't mean it like that, it was meant as a melancholic line rather than an attacking one.

It is a poetic one, and it is emotional, and it is even elegant and melancholic.

Fine in my book; the melancholic songs he emphasizes are my favorites too. These songs have a long history of attracting great singers, who could express what was held back in the originals.

Melancholic in a sentence as an adjective

'A melancholic, warm family photo took in a sunny day' seems like a thing from a different culture - but maybe Jobs privately was closer to that picture.

The melancholic nature of the article and the easy going attitude of the author really made the article different and original for me.

When you fly often enough it seems like it all averages out to just one level of melancholic service; unless you're flying on Singapore Airlines -- then it just becomes sublime.

It exposes a melancholic beauty to the ticky-tacky hedge rows and webcam uniformity of the Western existence.

" Sure, endless ruminations about what could be non-problems help us solve them...This article underestimate what being clinically depressed really means, putting it alongside common temporary sadness or a melancholic character/state.

Tl;dr...* sharing/talking is helpful if you have bipolar depression or any depression...[googles bipolar depression.... "The depression that people with bipolar disorder experience is generally of a melancholic or psychotic type and therefore more biological in its nature"]Biological depression?