Sentence examples for most mellow from inspiring English sources

"It's the most mellow crowd you'll find in New York," said Steven Pearl, who moved here from Boston in 1991.

And in spare moments, Lopez, 61, likes to glide along the green river on a stand-up paddleboard — maybe the most mellow surfing experience yet devised, and one that has expanded the sport's reach to unlikely places and populations.

The rather inept caterers had run out of supplies early on, and two of their stands were burned down by customers irate at the high prices — a moment that suggests that even the most mellow event in American music history had its limits.

Grape: Grape is the most mellow of the bunch -- you can expect to see them drinking some Progenex and chilling out on a foam roller watching the WOD.

He wrote that Everett's voice was "of such rich tones, such precise and perfect utterance, that, although slightly nasal, it was the most mellow and beautiful and correct of all instruments of the time".

The first thing you should do is tire your kitty out, so he is at his most mellow before he enters the water.

Most dogs mellow out after puppyhood.

Most are plump, mellow, drinkable early, and promise to age nicely.

A judgmental know-it-all and hippie college professor, I knew with certainty how people should live their lives - at one with nature, in rejection of the material world, and most of all, mellow in all things.

His voice is soft and lovely, and he's one of the mellowest, most sympathetic pop stars imaginable; he began by dedicating his set to all those in the audience who couldn't speak French or Creole.

Paste magazine's Evan Rytlewski viewed it as his "mellowest, most unhurried album by a distance, yet it's no less compelling for that lighter touch", and asserted that, "for the first time in his career, Bilal no longer sounds like an artist with entirely too much to prove; he's just a great singer, backed by great players he puts to good use on a set of sticky, deceptively inventive songs".