Mellowed used in a sentence

Mellowed in a sentence as an adjective

I've mellowed a bit since then, I think, but it still annoys me.

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

Actually, Im not sure if hes mellowed out over time.

The site had grown pretty big/successful, and they mellowed over the years.

]Of course, he's doubtless mellowed with age and with his new post-business role.

I don't think we've mellowed, just that we have become more sympathetic to Facebook's problem.

Reagan was a stubborn guy when he was active in politics, what makes you think he would have mellowed out in old/dead age?

I used to really have a thing about C++, but as I got older, and C++ got better, we've mellowed, and are on speaking terms.

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

My looks have mellowed with age and I generally have fewer problems and I am generally happier.

I would like to think that's what Jobs' vision would have been, and that taking personal offense at the copycats was just a knee-jerk response that would have mellowed over time.

Most of the "net terrorists" left, many of the "blockwarts" mellowed, and in the end Usenet is dead and both sides tolerate much more than they used to, just happy to see a few more postings.

The writing in the magazine itself has mellowed since then and often succumbs to a uninspiring stale journalistic style that I think the editors mistake for gravitas.

They first propose an obviously draconian and unfair legislation, which is then, after a public outcry, mellowed down to the originally intended form.