Sentence examples for mellowed from inspiring English sources

The brutality of Isis is increasingly at odds with his own views, which have mellowed with age as he has come to believe that the teachings of the Qur'an can be interpreted and not read literally.

By the time we met, the passing years had mellowed Miller's anger.

Walters's article cites "a well-placed source" as saying: "Mr Murdoch's view of the EU has mellowed in recent years.

But he has mellowed with the years.

His description of Catholics as "vermin" and "breeding like rabbits" was never withdrawn or regretted.Joe Manning Bagenalstown, Ireland* SIR – So Mr Paisley was a staunch evangelical with no love of Catholics and mellowed late in life.

He is said by Western diplomats who have spent time with him recently to have mellowed.

He has not been mellowed by having had to run a state a shortcoming he shares with his Democratic rivals, but still a disadvantage.

Mr Sogavare, who has mellowed with age, may calculate that he risks more by antagonising Australia which indirectly sparked instability in his last governing coalition than he stands to gain with a more co-operative approach.

When Sir Colin left, he wrote to a friend: "Better to go out as I came in: unreliable and with an open mind".In this section Down these not-so-mean streets The end of the space race Bitter fortunes A fuel's errand Tramspotting Pox Britannica Ringing a bell A final farewell Internship Reprints Related topics Wolfgang Amadeus MozartHe stayed open-minded, but eventually mellowed.

The Angry White Males joined Promise Keepers, and mellowed.

But the parties and their parent bodies have drifted apart, even as all have mellowed.