Sentence examples for easygoing culture from inspiring English sources

Nigeria's relaxed and has an easygoing culture.

According to the Salon story, nearly everyone at the Abercrombie headquarters wears flip-flops, Abercrombie jeans and a polo shirt or sweater, as part of the company's easygoing culture.

In an interview with The Times in 2004, he said that while he was at Inter Milan, he realized the importance of being mentally tough in order to survive: "A lot of people there try to hurt you, not just physically but mentally as well, and coming from the easygoing culture in Holland, I had to adopt a tougher approach.

The turmoil has shaken Goa's easygoing cosmopolitan culture, which has drawn hippies from abroad since the 60s.

On the second floor of the firehouse, marshals wearing holsters chatted about how their jobs, part detective and part firefighter, took more from the easygoing firehouse culture than from law enforcement.

We are about to experience a change in culture: the easygoing hedonism of Tony Blair succeeded by the grim Scottish Calvinism of Gordon Brown, who is not known as "Stalin" for nothing.

There were early culture clashes between easygoing Latin Americans and detail-oriented Germans, quiet Asians and outspoken Europeans.