It's very, very mellow, soundtracky, kind of Brazilian at times.
He loses himself in memories of a happy summer, just before his father died, when that tyrannical figure became mellow and kind.
The leitmotif running through the maestro's musings was that life had brought him to a new level of "mellow," a kind of gimlet-eyed distance from the follies of humanity.
West Country "real" cider drinkers tend to be a mellow, inclusive kind of crowd but Alistair Darling would have experienced a decidedly frosty welcome had he ventured out into the pubs of Bristol last night.
"Kick," for instance, was a real upbeat, almost soul song, and we flipped it and made it this really mellow, almost kind of '80s ballad.
Mr. Sutherland, in a handful of scenes early in "The Eagle," saunters through this would-be epic of ancient martial derring-do as a laid-back imperial Roman, a kind of mellow ancestor to the hip and horny college professor he played in "Animal House".
Walking through Times Square in the kind, mellow rain after what I'm guessing will be Oscar-nominated films, reminded me of why I love my hometown so much.
It's not a frantic high, it's kind of a mellow high".
Each time the broth was added, a rush of ginger wafted up, and by the end, it had mellowed to a kind of gentle but persistent fragrance that permeated the lamb.
Ms. Smith's pretty-boy looks have mellowed into a kind of weathered handsomeness — when her long, lean face is framed by two braids, you can imagine her leading a wagon train west or standing solitary guard on the prairie — and her vibe is similarly tempered and temperate.
