undemanding

This undemanding system was in effect until the year 1962.

They got on very well together, their relationship an easy undemanding one.

The work was undemanding; I had plenty of free time.

The job I found him was an undemanding clerical one.

His master had been kind and undemanding, more a friend than an owner.

For many their term of service was tedious, if undemanding.

But the film works well enough according to the undemanding rules of Barbie.

She had always been an undemanding friend of his.

A second go around would have been more leisurely and undemanding, so they still had to be at it from the first time.

My wife is a very undemanding woman, Robert, she would never ask me for anything.'

"I think I'll go to bed now," her undemanding innocence set him free.

His kisses would be gentle and undemanding, she was sure of that.

All the same, while they sat there and he kept a flow of undemanding talk going, she wondered about him.

That's an undemanding job, just right for someone with your lack of skills."

To his last, he remained a bachelor with an undemanding lifestyle.

It is cognitively undemanding, taking only a few minutes to complete.

It was an undemanding job that paid $50 a week.

I'm not saying that "regular" fans are an undemanding audience.

She looked Rosen squarely in the face and met his undemanding eyes.

She was content just to be with him and take part in the undemanding conversation he started as they sat down to lunch.

An undemanding dog, it can adapt to most weather conditions.

Undemanding guests, each with a story to tell, but only to those willing to cut and probe.

Though not undemanding, this is a show that offers exceptional rewards.

It is an undemanding position, given the judge's orders to both sides not to discuss the case.

He was the most undemanding, most patient man she had ever met.