Sentence examples for is rather laid-back from inspiring English sources
The star local rappers Ritmi i Rruges, or Rhythm of the Streets, perform aggressively political songs like "The World is Ours" and "Young Lost Population," but their music is rather laid-back and lite-rockish.
In the spring of that year in Perpignan, the southern town where I live, fear gripped what had been a rather laid-back provincial Sephardic community: cement barricades were raised around the synagogue; policemen body-searched anyone seeking admission; congregants who once gathered in the street after services disappeared quickly down alleys, thrusting telltale skullcaps into their jacket pockets.
The place is interesting, a rather laid-back and, yes, hip environment... open kitchen, exposed brick walls, wood flooring and tables, kind of intimate and relaxed, just what you want for a pizza joint.
Bini's heavily fancied squad should pose the biggest threat to Germany but have been rather too laid-back in their buildup, and a recent glaring lack of creativity needs to be addressed to make best use of the prolific Marie-Laure Delie, who has 45 goals from 58 caps, the team's lone striker in a 4-2-3-1 4-2-3-1 4-2-3-1 4-2-3-1
The S.F.P.D. is known as a rather laid-back police department, not surprisingly, given the history of San Francisco.
"He's always been laid-back.
Do you want to be serious, or would you you rather be laid-back and kind?
This nouveau Deeds has one different wrinkle: rather than being a laid-back sharpie who's constantly reading others, he has a pathological compulsion to throw a punch at anybody who's being rude.
The first thing you notice about "Bad Posture" is that it's unstudiedly cool: laid-back, observant and rather shady, it cares so little for your attention that you can't stop watching.
San Diego is notoriously laid-back.
