mellowed in a sentence

• "Maybe I've mellowed a bit,"
• But industry observers said the relationship has mellowed in recent years.
• "I've mellowed, " he said.
• You might think Weiss has mellowed a little on the subject.
• The tensions of the Revolution had mellowed into an exhilarated optimism.
• Since marrying Meg Ryan seven years ago, Quaid has mellowed.
• `It's not that Corin has mellowed,"
• The reports from Germany confirm it : Pina Bausch has mellowed.
• "I don't think I've mellowed.
• And the golden years have not mellowed his drive for peace.
• It's difficult to see mellowed in a sentence .
• The French leader's views on Iraq have not mellowed.
• His own plays from this decade reveal a somewhat mellowed temper.
• She has mellowed, but she's still very outspoken.
• The Tampa community s feelings about the Whydah have mellowed little.
• Defeat has mellowed Carter and endowed him with a sense of humour.
• But Dole seems newly mellowed, a veritable Mr . Nice Guy.
• Either John Thompson has mellowed or Allen Iverson is one terrific freshman.
• It may not be obvious, but he has mellowed.
• "He hasn't mellowed, " said Cox.
• Indeed, he has mellowed before and could mellow again.