It's testament to the honesty and
good-natured spirit that pervades the vast majority of people in Merseyside.
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"I have nothing but praise for the
good-natured behaviour of those who took part."
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You could see they were treating it as
good-natured banter.
Angry Pietersen throws beer on South African fans after being called 'knob'
Envy (jealousy)--A
good-natured roll-in barge on friends is one thing.
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Set to the infernally tuneful songs of Harry Dubin and A1 Warren, these production numbers stand apart from the sappy,
good-natured, backstage plots, in which pre-production code moral standards prevail (man and wife could then still share the same bed on celluloid).
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Jack Lemmon never better than as the
good-natured office drone who lends his apartment to his bosses for their extramarital affairs, and who has a crush on lift operator (and boss's bit on the side) Shirley MacLaine.
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I despise
good-natured old Ratty in 'The Wind in the Willows.' I piss down the throats of Mickey Mouse and Stuart Little.
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And while up to his ears in a subject that, of all others, typically generates rancor and angry rhetoric, Dennett manages to be almost infallibly
good-natured. He makes irenic overtures to his devout readers--in the unlikely event that he has any.
Mutualistic? Commensal? Parasitic?
Wood's hard-hitting critiquing didn't merely poke
good-natured fun at those not in the know; it also served the purpose of giving writers and editors a sort of how-not-to guide:
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Adapting the English gentry's patriarchism and the Anglican Church's hierarchical authority to their own purposes, the great planters projected an image of themselves as the divinely chosen leaders of an idyllic plantation society--virtuous,
good-natured "fathers," concerned for the spiritual and corporeal welfare of the enslaved blacks and other dependents (white women and children) who made up their plantation households.
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That ethnic minority leaders can meet and police in a
good-natured atmosphere shows Cardiff has learnt much during its long history of welcoming immigrants.
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Personally, Rehnquist was known as fair and
good-natured. Many people also admired his modesty.
End of an era
Working in tandem with a tough woman cop and a
good-natured slob of a veteran policeman, Quinn throws himself into the investigation.
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Parents everywhere are sure to see their own experiences reflected in the
good-natured humor of the stay-at-home "I prefer to think of it as twenty-five years of maternity leave" mother and well-meaning father with noticeably less stamina around babies at maximum volume ("How come when you look after the kids it's 'parenting' but when I look after the kids it's 'not working'?" asks the beleagured mother).
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But I'm not sure you reach people with
good-natured sing-a-longs about talking whales and tree spirits.
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