Sentence examples for easygoing kind from inspiring English sources

Still, as Mr. Roth's narrator recalls, Bucky is venerated by the neighborhood boys as "the most exemplary and revered authority we knew, a young man of convictions, easygoing, kind, fair-minded, thoughtful, stable, gentle, vigorous, muscular — a comrade and leader both".

It was pretty easygoing kind of talk, but it wasn't anything serious".

The founder, Enzo Ferrari, was never known as an easygoing kind of guy.

He's the most easygoing kind of guy you'd ever want to meet.

Theirs is an easygoing kind of beauty that is not fixated on turning back time, but exists firmly in each shifting inflection of womanhood.

Not the easygoing kind of engineer who makes the train go, "Choo-Choo".

While the easygoing, inexpensive kind of Saint-Joseph tends to come from flat vineyards just alongside the Rhône or the plateau high above, the more serious wines tend to come from the steep, terraced vineyards in between.

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Today, as it happens, among the most welcoming aspects of Asbury Park is an easygoing embrace of all kinds of visitors and residents.

She has often said she wants to recreate the kind of fun, easygoing talk show Mike Douglas and Merv Griffin used to host in the '60s and '70s.

The informal setting of today's meeting and the message of solidarity between Mr. Bush and Mr. Blair -- especially on how to contain Iraq's leader, Saddam Hussein -- were clearly intended to dampen fears on both sides of the Atlantic that Mr. Bush would prove unable to strike the kind of close, easygoing friendship with Mr. Blair that former President Bill Clinton enjoyed.