"Can't say that we do," Uncle Coran remarks, in a book that, while not without seriousness, seldom sounds any less good-natured than that.
I go to a pub with a friend, reflecting on how the majority of Millwall's fans are boisterous (something perpetuated by their reputation) but essentially good natured, and that the atmosphere they create is often preferable to the stony silence of many other stadiums.
But Daily Chow does enough things well and is so good-natured that a meal there can be thoroughly enjoyable.
Pristinely directed by J. R. Sullivan, both plays seem so good-natured that you hardly notice you yourself might be the object of dissection.
Hillary Clinton, once so angry about tea and cookies, is now so eerily glazed and good-natured that she could be the senator from Stepford.
Daily Chow, which brings together Thai and Korean dishes, does enough things well and is so good-natured that a meal there can be thoroughly enjoyable.
It's all so good-natured that it's hard to imagine how the woman behind it could inspire such rancor, especially when so many in town, from players to police officers, embrace her.
Yet Aswany is so good-natured that even his terrorist is allowed to enjoy, before his martyrdom, a paradisial marriage portrayed in the shimmering palette of gihadi bad taste.
It's a show that is occasionally naughty but never wicked, occasionally loud but never raucous, occasionally clever but never artful and so smiley and good-natured that it makes you suspicious.
The people from United With Earth Medjool Dates were so pleasant and good-natured that I decided to check out their website.
