Sentence examples for somewhat laid-back from inspiring English sources

"Given the unprecedented nature of it and the magnitude of the effort, I think people seem to have been somewhat laid-back about it," he said.

The former CIA director and defense secretary Robert Gates has criticised the Obama administration and congressional leaders of both parties for a "somewhat laid-back" response to the discovery of Russian interference in the US presidential election.

This weekend was no exception, as the somewhat laid-back candidate got into a spat with USA Today's On Politics blog over whether he was interested in running for president.

I am a somewhat laid-back person about some things occasionally.

So, I'm a pretty laid-back roommate, right?

Ben Sullivan is a pretty laid-back dude.

It's somewhat laid back so it's most comfortable to have your arms mostly straight (though not locked at the elbows) and the seat upright tilted rearward slightly.

"Mother Lolita" is a long way from "Men on the Verge of a His-Panic Breakdown," the laid-back, amusing and somewhat introspective one-man play about eight Latino gay men that first brought Mr. Reyes to the notice of New York audiences several years ago and that, even at this distance, seems to speak to your memory from within yourself.

Given his explosive introduction, it's somewhat surprising to learn that Porter's idol is the laid-back Monaco forward Dimitar Berbatov.

Then Snoop himself emerges in the guise of his recent dancehall reggae persona Snoop Lion for a laid-back rendition of Here Comes The King that suggests he's somewhat subdued by something.

But unlike its somewhat tacky counterpart, Punta del Este in neighbouring Uruguay, Florianópolis has managed to retain the chilled-out atmosphere of a laid-back, rural idyll.