Przykłady good-natured

• Interaction at the ground or at ground-related events is supposed to be jovial and good-natured.

• It is written in a plain, matter-of-fact style and is interlaced with much humour and good-natured comment.

• There is, however, little to suggest that anything other than good-natured tolerance was the standard response.

• Scored for a full orchestra, it's a good-natured toccata that shakes itself awake with delicate tendrils of melody which pass around the orchestra as a sunny, summery pastorale gently emerges.

• The ordinary, modest, good-natured worker knows nothing of central policy, of the regional hierarehy, or of the method of communication termed, "circulars".

• This is good-natured banter, but cycling on the pavement is illegal, and can be dangerous.

• There was practically no evidence of violence, but evidence rather of some good-natured shouting which is liable to take place in any election campaign.

• Generally it has also been an extremely good-natured discussion, but it has been a singularly ill-organised one.

• This all comes from the good-natured feeling against people having to sell up to pay the moneylender.

• They believe that negotiations have nothing to do with power relationships in industry and that two good-natured people chatting together can sort things out.

• He said that he would introduce a note of good-humoured, good-natured raillery.

• What began as a good-natured event degenerated into a state of siege with a high degree of aggression and violence.

• This has been a short, but very well-informed and good-natured, debate.

• He said that the debates had been good-natured and relevant.

• They look with a kind of good-natured contempt on their county councils.