Sentence examples for well natured from inspiring English sources

We've laughed together at some shameless Game of Thrones lifting, never more explicit (but well natured) than in Blood and Wine.

Other contemporary observers noted that bal maidens were generally good natured and well behaved, and often devoutly religious, but it is well-documented that bal maidens typically took great pride in their own appearance and clothing.

Experienced nurses seemed to be crucial for successful cooperation, but a shortage of staff and employment of unskilled helpers were frequent problems: "Most of the nurses are well trained and good natured.

It is better for your horse to be good natured and well behaved that it is to be beautiful.

While the phrases 'he's good hearted', 'she's good natured' and 'she means well' are common, 'the good will' as Kant thinks of it is not the same as any of these ordinary notions.

And while parents were slack, school heads were the planar opposite of today's collegiate, well-natured principals.

"While there is clearly a big segment of Ukip voting leave, I think many are well-natured people simply feeling overworked, misinformed and alienated by a government that has prioritised investment in big cities over their working-class towns," said Adam Smith, a 25-year-old from east Yorkshire who works in online marketing.

He said Everton fans were playing football in the main square, but that "it was all well-natured".

But our well-natured tour guide didn't seem to understand that my passion was really for the kind of culture that can be swallowed.

Time has failed to diminish her willingness to challenge convention, throw a spanner in the works, and unite people under a banner of well-natured honesty.

Most of these dishes are good natured and will freeze well.