Sentence examples for less mellow from inspiring English sources
It is tart and clean-tasting, with a trifle less mellow sweetness than Clear Creek's.
The service was a bit less mellow; though earnest and attentive, the servers still seemed to be getting up to speed.
Less mellow was the night when you, Brian Jones and Jimi Hendrix took LSD during the interval of a Frank Zappa gig … That's correct.
The vibes were less mellow in the eighth inning after Gomez dropped a sacrifice bunt and was retired on a throw from catcher Kevin Cash to Teixeira.
"Just to make this a little less mellow," Dr. Dean began, setting up a suggestion that Mr. Kerry had little to show for his 19 years in Washington.
Thousands of strains of cannabis can be grown, many with odd names like Apollo 11, Sour Kush, Broke Diesel and the less-than-mellow Chernobyl.
But for now, let's take a look at how cinematic holiday feasts have charted the less-than-mellow mood swings of our fellow Americans.
Much of the hopeful talk surrounding his landslide victory on Saturday is focused on how Mr. Sharif seems different — more mellow, less authoritarian — than during his two previous stints as prime minister in the 1990s.
The lower-pitched clarinets sound more "mellow" (less bright), and the C clarinet being the highest and therefore brightest of the three fell out of favour as the other two clarinets could cover its range and their sound was considered better.
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].
