Sentence examples similar to On undemanding from inspiring English sources

ALOT of undemanding vacation reading amounts to literary junk food: tasty, unhealthy and quick to disappear.

For audiences who have tired of undemanding, uninvigorating balms for the brain cells, "Else" offers an alternative.

Yet the rest of the audience does not seem to have qualms about settling for undemanding entertainment, to judge by the response when Parsons Dance presented a new program on Wednesday night at the Joyce Theater.

It is a time to fill the airwaves with soothing televisual Mogadon: a time for undemanding repeats.

This can all lead to what is sometimes called the tea-and-toast syndrome, where some elderly people subsist on light, undemanding fare.

Casual games involve undemanding on-screen pursuits such as hunting, figure skating and Harley racing, and even the klutziest customers can learn to play them pretty quickly.

"It had made me relatively self-sufficient, undemanding on a tight budget, and extremely well mannered when compared with other American children.

But if you are after undemanding entertainment — and what's wrong with that?

For example, for identifying the common tumors, while other institutions used the aforementioned methods, Harvard utilized primarily the SPIN tools for case finding which identified the most current cases that were undemanding to retrieve from on-site archives rather than off-site storage facilities.

Tricks of the sitcom trade (like knowing how to talk on the telephone with elbows flung out excitably, whirling about and tripping on the cord) suit this light, undemanding comedy just fine.

Cliche piles on cliche, but it's good-natured, undemanding fun.