Sentence examples similar to good-natured question from inspiring English sources

Ethan Brown was the good-natured Head Wrangler.

He even remains good-natured when questioned about his non-identical twin brother, Ben.

In a good-natured discussion, the question was posited to Lacy that perhaps business people in Europe, and especially London, were 'nicer' than their Silicon Valley counterparts.

Writer Joshua Wolf Shenk seems to be asking a good-natured, almost ingenuous question in his new book: Where does creativity come from?

But when confronted with questions about his age, he replied with good-natured humor on a process question.

Decades ago in a largely Christian and good-natured society like Uganda, this question would have sounded as redundant as asking who should regulate Rome or Canterbury.

Long's irritation with the question is good-natured (every female standup I speak to feels something similar), but it's not a subject that's going away any time soon.

There is the good-natured farmer who responds to a question of whether his two sons in Peshawar are mujahedeen: Maybe, maybe not, he says; maybe they're wandering around.

And as he answered questions, Moss absorbed good-natured ribbing from a few of the teammates he trashed earlier in the day.

Welsh fielded the questions in typical good-natured fashion.

We quickly fell back into an old pattern from his drummer days, me barraging him with questions, him answering with good-natured bemusement.