Without harshness

Usage examples of mellowly.

And yet it was clearly not Akeley himself who advanced to meet me with an outstretched hand and a mellowly phrased query as to whether I was indeed Mr.

Ramsey Osborn passed mellowly to cognac and cigars and watched the races on television.

It was a cocktail lounge and had no orchestra, of course, but a jukebox played mellowly in a corner.

Dangling from her ears were baroque pearls and, tight about her throat, a single strand of well-matched pearls that stole the heat from her flesh and glowed mellowly white-grey-cream.

In spite of everything, Ida found that her heart would grow light and gland as she pursued her way along the quiet country road, now in the shade where the trees crowded up on the eastern side, and again in the sunlight between wide stubble fields in which the quails were whistling mellowly to each other.

Now as the sun sank into the afternoon, light filtered mellowly through spring leaves.

Instead, they saw shelves and shelves of books, low lighting, a hardwood floor gleaming mellowly from countless applications of wax.

She cherished the hours after his evening meal when his smoke with the captain left him mellowly drowsing and nodding.

The extraordinary commentators who talk through their academic caps or birettas of the humorous and humane mellowly Christian atmosphere of the book, or a happy world where 'all is sweetened by the humanities of love and good fellowship,' and particularly those who talk of a certain 'kindly duchess' who 'entertains the Don' in the second Part these gushing experts have probably been reading some other book or are looking through some rosy gauze at the brutal world of Cervantes' novel.

He was wearing bluejeans and a white silk shirt that gleamed mellowly in the dim lights.