Sentence examples for more mellow than from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mendelson's main courses are more mellow than striking.

"I think he's even more mellow than me, if that's possible," Duncan said.

Ferguson says he is more mellow than before, but his obsession with control is always lurking in the foreground.

In an interview with The Chicago Tribune in 1993, he assured readers that he was considerably more mellow than they.

"I might have been more mellow than usual with all those people in the stands and me wearing a microphone," Quenneville said.

I'm sure the imperious economist is more mellow than he used to be, because life has taught him he has to be.

Mr. Blaichman cuts a more mellow figure than many other developers do.

Jenny Williams A Red chillies tend to have a deeper, more mellow flavour than the green ones.

I want change more quickly... I'm a little bit more patient and a little bit more mellow perhaps than Charles could be.

Dutch process cocoa has a smoother, more mellow flavour than natural cocoa; it's widely available, so just check the label – Green & Black's cocoa powder is just one brand that's "Dutched".

Part of that is probably the fact that I don't drink, but really, I just like a more mellow experience than I feel those places offer.