Sentence examples for mellow view from inspiring English sources

Peter takes a mellow view of never having brandished his whip in triumph by the famous lollipop winning post.

Schopenhauer took a special interest in the complexities of sexuality; in a commentary added in 1859 to the third edition of "The World as Will and Representation," he offered a notably mellow view of what he called "pederasty," saying that it was present in every culture.

As you might expect, Peel is as laid-back a father as a teenager could wish to not get on with, with mellow views on education ('I always told them that passing exams and going to university was a good way of getting out of Stowmarket') and drugs ('You have to have a practical attitude.

Mr. Rodriguez is among those who have adopted a mellower view.

By Sharon Olds The New Yorker, January 19 , 1981P. 99 The long bands of mellow light View Article Sharon Olds has been contributing poems to The New Yorker since 1979.

With its mellow, wry view of a man growing old, "Madadayo" is also something of a counterweight to "Ran," Kurosawa's overpowering adaptation of "King Lear," made in 1985 and re-released last month.

Fame has not mellowed his views – he branded federal bureaucrats "the enemy" – but has imbued grandiosity.

It took successful grassroots legalization campaigns in several states for Obama to mellow his drug-war view of marijuana laws.

A meditation on our appetite for destruction and an unexpectedly mellow, if nevertheless provocative, view of the Israeli-Palestinian divide, "Notre Musique" sticks mostly to the narrative straight and narrow.

Beaconsfield kept his party leadership and finished Endymion (3 vol., 1880), a mellow, nostalgic political novel viewing his early career.

Despite being an early champion of Chevrolet's Volt plug-in hybrid, Mr. Lutz has not mellowed in his views on climate change, which he described during the interview as "the biggest scam in the history of mankind.