easygoing

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• Docile animals that cooperate in these ceremonies are kept around, reproducing longer and creating future generations with easygoing temperaments.

• Speaking in a low, easygoing drawl, she recalled playing make-believe in the woods, savoring plums fresh from the garden, spending summer evenings on the porch listening to the radio with one ear while eavesdropping on grown-ups with the other.

• Yet, beneath this avuncular, easygoing public persona, Beard was uncomfortable in his own skin.

• James Stepney, a 32-year-old senior customer-support technician from the Bronx, with a kind smile and an easygoing warmth around the office, had wanted to get in one last workout before New York’s gyms closed.

• The producer jovial and warm, taking the role of the easygoing partner, but fully in control of every single beat.

• "I'm easygoing," he says, sitting in the spotless, stylish living room of his suburban Baltimore home.

• If Palmer seems easygoing, it may be because that's how a "perfect" person should appear.

• His reviews, rightly, call him “sweet,” “demure,”  “easygoing.”

• Clark was a big, easygoing fellow, a plodder, a fifteen-year man with the highway patrol.

• It is incredibly multicultural and people, on the whole, are easygoing.

• The easygoing paternal rule was to come to an end, and a long period of bloodshed and turbulence was to succeed.