Waitresses from neighborhood restaurants said he was an outgoing, pleasant-natured man and a generous tipper.
"Anything but Love," written by Ms. Rose and Robert Cary and directed by Mr. Cary, is anything but unpredictable, but it is a pleasant, good-natured picture that struggles, gallantly if vainly, to recapture the style and sensibility of a studio musical on the severely limited budget of an independent film.
But what struck them most was the behavior of the crowd: so pleasant, so good-natured, even after a loss.
The people from United With Earth Medjool Dates were so pleasant and good-natured that I decided to check out their website.
THE CROWD Good-natured couples and equally pleasant servers.
Most people who know Fred Menden describe him as a good-natured lug, or a pleasant sort of lout, or just "that dope Menden," He is worse than this to me.
By A. C. Spectorsky The New Yorker, February 1 , 1941P. 42 Most people who know Fred Menden describe him as a good-natured lug, or a pleasant sort of lout, or just "that dope Menden," He is worse than this to me.
On its own good-natured terms, "Selena" is both pleasant to watch and instructive in familiarizing a movie audience with the Texan-Mexican borderland music known as Tejano.
Here is one of the most pleasant foreign films of the year, a funny, graceful and immensely good-natured work.
His interviews with generals and even an Iraqi deputy prime minister were pleasant, not barbed, and his stand-up routines proved as easygoing and good-natured as many a Bob Hope performance.
The general air of good-natured muso self-contentment that snugly muffles tonight's gig aside (an all-seated venue and REM man Peter Buck's quite unbelievably smug guitar face probably doesn't help), such is the gentle, ambling, jangling nature of most of these songs, that the pleasant weariness of Tired Pony's trail soon turns sour.
