Sentence examples for mellow enough from inspiring English sources

Despite his dedication to New York, his personal energy is mellow enough to qualify as Californian.

Granny Smiths, which many recipes recommend, seem too firm and not mellow enough to one who grew up on the smushy tart deliciousness of a Macintosh pie.

Because of its lower alcohol content, OP is mellow enough to sip after dinner, with some candied ginger and citrus peel to nibble alongside.

Crucially for a wellbeing retreat, everyone we meet over our weekend turns out to be like Ralf: down to earth, easy company and mellow enough to leave us alone when we need.

Now 54, his accent entirely undiluted by seven years in Vancouver, he seems mellow enough, and happy with his lot, even if his centre-parting, floppy-hair gives him a slight but disconcerting resemblance to Lol Creme.

It is a tall cylinder of black wire, stuffed with splendid fresh ciabatta from Altamura Bakery in Bayonne; house-made bread sticks that crackle with garlic and hot pepper; and a skewer of pale little crescents that turn out to be cloves of roasted garlic, soft and mellow enough to spread.

Toews said he hoped he had mellowed enough to lose his nickname.

Soon they are best buddies, rolling in dough, and Lauren has mellowed enough to be Katie's full-time smut-spewing partner.

Thirty years later, she may have mellowed enough to agree with Goethe that an entire carpet of purple would be, in his word, "intolerable".

Boeheim has mellowed enough to spend the opening minutes of practice ribbing Andrew Kouwe, a Syracuse walk-on and one of Boeheim's favorite players, about his devotion to his hometown N.F.L. team, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

By the time he'd retired in 1959, Churchill had mellowed out enough that we was content to spend the last 37 years of his life sailing coal-fired ships along the Thames with his wife, piloting radio-controlled model warships, and raising a family.