Sentence examples for mellow impression from inspiring English sources
A too-cold terrine of grilled vegetables and goat cheese ($7) yielded but faint flavors and a Caesar salad ($7) was routine, but a big bowl of beef barley soup of the day ($4), while not heavy or thick, made a homey mellow impression.
Not many oysters deliver such a clean, mellow overall impression — perhaps the fabled Belons from Brittany, which have graced the finest Parisian tables for centuries, and the magnificent big Colchesters from the east coast of England, renowned since Roman times, but precious few others.
With the natural light cascading down, the first impression is California mellow.
Hang around the Venice Lido in September, and you could form the erroneous impression that film critics are mellow souls who inhabit a haze of balmy contentment.
A year after Craft opened, its front door and bathroom sinks have mellowed into a mottled yellow-brown, leaving the impression that they have been there for decades.
And day one lived up to that hype with two of last year's breakout artists, Ella Mai and Grammy winner Musgraves, making strong impressions day one with their more mellow sets.
He fell out too with Glenn Hoddle at Spurs and, whether or not he has mellowed after working with younger players in the Tottenham Academy, Sherwood gives the impression of not shying away from confrontation with anyone.
Concerning the mood of the new Administration, one columnist summed up the general impression when he wrote, "The incoming Nixon men seem relaxed and almost mellow...
The musical arrangement, sparse and mellow (soft horns, muffled drums), is secondary to samples taken from a 1994 Swedish radio interview with Tupac, creating the impression that the slain rapper is speaking with Lamar from beyond the grave.
