Melancholy

He couldn't shake off the melancholy he felt after his pet died.

The old house had a certain melancholy about it.

The melancholy tone of her voice hinted at her underlying sadness.

The melancholy beauty of the abandoned city was both haunting and enchanting.

The loss of her pet dog left her feeling melancholy.

The sad song playing on the radio put him in a melancholy mood.

The melancholy atmosphere of the abandoned house was unsettling.

The sky turned a melancholy shade of grey as the storm approached.

The old black and white photograph had a melancholy aura about it.

The dimly-lit bar had a melancholy vibe that matched his mood.

The melancholy melody of the piano echoed through the empty concert hall.

The ruins of the once-grand castle stood in melancholy silence.

The old graveyard had a melancholy beauty in the fading light.

The old man often felt melancholy when he thought of his youth.

Melancholy was a common theme in 18th-century literature.

The melancholy in his voice told her something was wrong.

Many famous writers and artists were believed to have suffered from melancholy.

The radio station played a classic melancholy.

The melancholy poetry expressed the poet's deep sorrow.

The novel's main character was consumed by melancholy after losing her job.

The artist's painting had a melancholy color scheme.

The treatments for melancholy in the past included bloodletting and purging.

Melancholy was thought to be more common in women than men.

The Renaissance saw a renewed interest in melancholy as a subject for art and literature.

The term melancholy was used in ancient Greek and Roman medicine.

In the 19th century, melancholy was considered a mental disorder.

Many doctors in the past would diagnose their patients with melancholy.

Melancholy was often treated with bloodletting in the Middle Ages.

Melancholy was sometimes called "the English disease" due to its prevalence in the country.

The symptoms of melancholy included loss of appetite and insomnia.

Shakespeare's character Hamlet is often associated with melancholy.

The philosopher and theologian St. Thomas Aquinas wrote extensively on the subject of melancholy.

Melancholy was a common diagnosis for women during the 19th century.

Some historical figures, such as Abraham Lincoln, were believed to have suffered from melancholy.

Melancholy was once believed to be caused by an excess of black bile.

Melancholy was thought to be a disease of the soul in the Renaissance.

The concept of melancholy dates back to ancient Greece and was associated with black bile.

Melancholy was once thought to be caused by an imbalance of bodily fluids.

The doctor suggested the patient's lethargy could be a sign of melancholy.

The painting's melancholy color scheme conveyed a sense of sadness.

The melancholy landscape stretched out before them, desolate and barren.

The rain added a melancholy touch to the deserted city streets.

The abandoned house had a melancholy appearance.

The park was a melancholy place in the middle of the night.

The cemetery was a melancholy sight in the misty evening.

He had a melancholy outlook on life after his divorce.

The old abandoned house had a melancholy atmosphere.

His melancholy tone of voice was noticeable over the phone.

He wore a melancholy expression after his dog died.

The abandoned playground was a melancholy sight.