Mellow used in a sentence

Mellow in a sentence as a verb

Maybe you're just used to very mellowed and sweet sipping whiskies.

Sit near a bright window and reflect on this, on mellow and flower-filled days.

"Californians are too mellow for their own good!

Surely, there is a time limit after which this insanity can mellow down.

Mellow in a sentence as an adjective

Keith Alexander -- giving a keynote at the hacker confab, shows just how much tensions have mellowed.

I hope those who ripped into Homakov initially are feeling more mellow towards him.

And yeah, he was kind of an *** in his early days, but by most accounts he became a lot more mellow when returning to Apple.

Programmers tend to be more mellow in my experience, and that affects people's perception of whether you've got "killer instinct" and whatnot.

Mellow in a sentence as an adverb

"Specialness" is in the realm of philosophy and from that perspective, this principle just comes across as a mellow form of nihilism.

The old site was brown and mellow; like you were sitting in the dim theater with Ebert after the movie, discussing it deeply over a cigarette or the remains of your popcorn.

" Michael prided himself on being unreasonable, and only in the later years of life did he mellow sufficiently to occasionally refrain from debate.