Sentence examples for an easygoing approach. from inspiring English sources
Mr. Edelstein, who directed an earlier version of the play at A Contemporary Theater in Seattle, has adopted an easygoing approach that keeps truly disturbing elements at bay.
It's an easygoing approach that has helped to bring her, and the excellent Union Station, unprecedented success as they have steadily edged away from those bluegrass roots to create a massively commercial country-pop-folk fusion.
The performance was typical of the way Mr. Harris removes show tunes from their quasi-operatic pedestals and warms them up with an easygoing approach that is not about flaunting the size and range of his voice but about humanizing them with jazz rhythms and a friendly narrative approach.
The main worry is about whether a formerly easygoing approach towards integrating ethnic communities is still working.According to a Populus poll published in the Times this week, 69% of Britons think that Muslims make a valuable contribution to society up ten points since the summer.
Ms. Isbin took a relaxed, easygoing approach, even in the bright outer movements.
He may have been a fine musician and composer, but he retained a decidedly non-academic, easygoing approach, mixing songs of the pampas with jokes and light-hearted stories in a style that appealed to different generations across the country.
He portrays Edgar Martinez, a comic whose often easygoing approach is helped along by the periodic use of marijuana and acid.
OGA, Japan — The Japanese have long taken an easygoing, buffetlike approach to religion, ringing out the old year at Buddhist temples and welcoming the new year, several hours later, at Shinto shrines.
There are also costly consequences of our government's relatively easygoing approach to bank assistance, a practice Mr. Whalen calls "extend and pretend".
After three decades of this easygoing approach, I can order dinner in a restaurant, ask directions, and engage in elevator chit-chat with neighbors in my apartment building.
A large part of Mr. Ginsburg's appeal was his easygoing approach, advocating moderation.
