Sentence examples for easygoing humor from inspiring English sources

THE singer-songwriter Vance Gilbert's easygoing humor and jazz-infused style are as welcome on the folk circuit as a cool breeze in August.

John's easygoing humor lent the show the same lift that infuses all his performances, reminding you that ensemble jazz can be a kind of familial high, even if the other musicians aren't all blood relatives.

With his deep tan, white Hemingway beard, calm manner and easygoing good humor, Captain Freitas is the very picture of the weathered seafarer.

Unfortunately the easygoing mood does not last.

The easygoing Murdoch, whose humor always prevailed, was popular with his Yale players.

Back in the late 1950's, when the X-Men were still a gleam in Stan Lee's eye, Mr. Eastwood and Mr. Garner, both now in their early 70's, were rival television gunslingers -- on "Rawhide" and "Maverick," respectively -- and they bring to their roles here the easygoing wisdom and humor of long experience.

Moody's easygoing manner, wry humor and musical versatility served him well in a career in which he moved deftly from alto and tenor saxophones to clarinet and flute.

We began dating eight years ago; I admired his creative spirit, open mind, wicked sense of humor, and easygoing personality that balanced my Type A tendencies.

Georgia Engel, as the doting servant Marina, gives a performance of easygoing warmth and light humor too, tending to her ill-tempered charges as if they were naughty children whose bad behavior she cannot bring herself to reprimand.

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.

The Yankees players lamented the departure of Tim Raines last spring, feeling that his sense of humor, his easygoing nature and his high-pitched laugh would be missed because he managed to keep others from taking defeat and success too seriously.