Sentence examples for become mellow from inspiring English sources

Paper-thin slices of daikon become mellow and acquire a lovely translucency in a soup.

Jobim's bossa-nova beachfront is suddenly a forest of dark shadows and strange cries; two selections from the clangorous two-piano suite "Scaramouche," by Milhaud, become mellow drops of sunshine.

He had summed up his present state of mind in this way: "About the time that you obtain some wisdom, and you become mellow, like Camembert — about that time you also can smell yourself just a little.

Reached by telephone on Friday, Mr. Kissinger pointed out that he also wrote in his memoirs that he had become "mellow" toward Mr. Rumsfeld over the years and "genuinely thought it was a pity" that Mr. Rumsfeld had abandoned his quest for the presidency.

As the jalapeños pan-fry, they become mellow, smoky, sweet; infusing the oil and the pasta with all their spunkiness.

These high scores might be related to our homogenous sample of older patients, which is in agreement with two studies suggesting that older patients may be more satisfied, because they are less critical, become mellow and accepting, and they feel more reluctant than younger patients to pass negative judgement on their care [ 23, 26].

It is good to see that as Mr. Boulez has become mellower, concert audiences have become more perceptive.

He has an air of soothing security about him – an ardent calm, if you will – that encourages other people to pause, take a breath, and become mellower.

They became mellow and tender, a curiosity to add to a fruit compote or to serve alongside roast pork -- but not to take to the movies.

He loses himself in memories of a happy summer, just before his father died, when that tyrannical figure became mellow and kind.

But by the late 1990s, as the last surviving Girls were entering or leaving their 90s, meetings became mellow gatherings at the church, where in the 1970s the club was given an office for its charitable work for nominal rent.