Sentence examples for easygoing air from inspiring English sources
Petite and winsome, Ms. Lash exudes an easygoing air that hides her amiable intensity only until you spend time talking with her; afterward you're certain that she has packed into 28 years the industry of someone twice her age.
Liu Xing's delight is soon tempered by the discovery that Reiser's research team is a sort of scientific sweatshop staffed with other Chinese recruits, by the shock of seeing his main rival from Beijing arrive to compete with him, and by the horror of finding that Reiser, despite his easygoing airs, deeply resents being outshined by his protégé's brilliance.
Mr. Barber took it all in stride, addressing each boy with the air of an easygoing older brother.
Maquis Tante Marie Located at Pram Pram beach, this easygoing open-air restaurant has bamboo furniture, bright yellow tablecloths and a big wooden bar where you can find popular dishes from across Ghana and the Ivory Coast, including nyama choma (grilled spiced mutton) and fish yassa (grilled in a sauce of preserved lemons and onions).
Colonel Walker, a tall, forty-eight-year-old man, has a serious, slightly formal air that contrasts with the generally easygoing manner of most of his staff officers, who respectfully refer to him as the Old Man.
The atmosphere inside was purposeful but easygoing.
In "Barbarians at the Gate," the book about the legendary deal, Mr. Waters is described as "an ex-Vietnam helicopter pilot who still had an air of the military," but whose disciplined persona was blunted by an "easygoing manner, forthright attitude".
On air, Colbert started referring to O'Reilly as Papa Bear, and Papa Bear, though hardly known for easygoing self-effacement, seemed to take the ribbing relatively well.
