Sentence examples similar to easygoing era from inspiring English sources
She's fond of swing-era rhythms, easygoing bossa novas and downward-bending notes that summon the blues.
Arriving on the jazz scene in the late '40s, Woods was captivated by the fast-paced sound of bebop and quickly became familiar with the piquant harmonies and surging, offbeat rhythms of the music that was fast replacing the easygoing sounds and familiar memories of the Swing era.
He speaks with garlicky wit and understated humor; his easygoing delivery, harking back to the stoic manhood of studio-era stars, suggest hearty feeling and hints at inner struggle.
"People really do look back on that Clinton era with a sense of fondness of how easy things were -- easy money, easy existence and easygoing president".
Easygoing and practical-minded, Calder was one of the few American visual artists who established himself in 1920s Paris, an era legendary for its aesthetic ferment that produced modern artists as exemplified by Pablo Picasso and Joan Miró.
Easygoing and excellent support staff.
