Sentence examples for easygoing little from inspiring English sources

In town to promote her fourth album, the simple, easygoing "Little French Songs," she showed no ill effects from a late night performing at the Royalton Hotel the previous night — her only American gig this year, though she does plan to tour the United States in 2014.

Writing in The Times, A. O. Scott called this film from Randall Miller, based on a true story, "an easygoing little movie, made with more affection than skill".

Writing in The New York Times, A. O. Scott called this film from Randall Miller, based on a true story, "an easygoing little movie, made with more affection than skill".

"Bottle Shock," an easygoing little movie, made with more affection than skill, takes us back to the days when men wore loud plaid suits and people who were serious about wine sneered at the very mention of California.

For an al fresco terrace lunch overlooking the Grand Harbour, stop in at La Sicilia (1a Triq San Gwann), an easygoing little Italian diner at the bottom of a photogenic stepped alleyway.

There are certain cities that regard themselves as cool, and they often take a little more convincing than a city that's a little more easygoing.

It became like a big block party, very easygoing with little security, nothing like what you'd get now.

Cres Town is an easygoing place, little frequented by tourists and pleasant to stroll around, even in August.

Susan and Daniel, nondescript, stressed-out tourists staying in an unidentified Caribbean resort town, set off for a morning dive with a charter company that proves a little too easygoing.

"Aerobia," Mr. Dunn said, "is 10 or 15 years in the future: a little watered down, easygoing.

Abba songs are easygoing dance floor stuff, tepid little melodies that scurry up to sure-fire climaxes: the chantlike intervals of "Dancing Queen," the melodramatic diminished sevenths of "The Winner Takes It All".