I think she's more laid back than I am, too.
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X is fun too, but X is more laid back.
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People with less conscientiousness are more laid back and less reliable.
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He had gotten more laid back after his [1966 motorcycle] crash.
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Madonna took a more laid back acoustic approach to her endorsement.
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My husband has a much more laid-back approach to money.
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Though some countries take a more laid-back approach, like Tunisia.
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Here, everybody is a little slower, a little more laid-back.
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The oldest Hawaiian island is less touristy and more laid back.
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It's more laid back and doesn't have the aggression of earlier albums.
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I love that L.A. is just a little bit more laid back.
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We would go out there, the music was a little more laid back.
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If Nova were any more laid back, he would be in a hammock.
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These days, Jennifer Garner is taking a more laid-back approach to motherhood.
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I was like, it's time to have something a little more laid back.
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I have become a little more hippie and a little more laid back.
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This is a much more relaxed, much more laid-back type of connection.
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The Whites, on the other hand, preferred a more laid-back classroom setting.
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Are you as fanatical about it as Kris or more laid back like Kendall?
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Rob's more laid-back, but his swallowed-down stress can turn into passive-aggression.
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They're a little bit more laid back because they have less chaos around them.
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Austin, Texas, has a more laid-back culture than the rest of the state.
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"It's a little more laid-back vibe, but the art is serious." scope-art.
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The standard US "Music" style, in contrast, is slower, breathier and more laid back.
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But the aptly named river dolphin of the Amazon is a little more laid back.
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Somewhat. When I was down south in Georgia, things were a bit more laid back.
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I'm not sure why, exactly; it just felt more laid-back, more elegant, more ... French?
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"It's funny, I'm a little more laid back than I thought I'd be," she says.
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To be sure, the film's style is more laid-back, and the camerawork less energetic.
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Grace already thinks her brother is like her, while her baby sister is more laid-back.
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In Denver, where recreational marijuana use is legal, police took a much more laid-back approach.
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"After the flamboyance and sparkliness, I wanted something more laid back, earthy and natural," he explains.
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That's because the buttoned-up investment bank is fighting more laid-back tech firms for talent.
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While the Sanders subreddit is a very serious place, Trump's is far more laid back — and entertaining.
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There's also an onsite café if you prefer a more laid-back vibe to get work done.
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I am much more laid back and not as riddled with anxiety as I used to be.
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Ditching her super tight, skin-baring ensembles for something a little more laid back and streetwear-inspired.
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"She's very structured and I'm a little bit like [more laid-back]," the Deepwater Horizon star says.
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And much like Hallie, Stacy is more laid back while Margaret, like Annie, has a strong British accent.
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As its name seems to suggest, this third track "Rain Come Down" is a more laid-back affair.
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You can chuck it all and elope in Vegas, or you can hone a more laid-back approach.
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Montauk boasts the buzzy Hamptons energy we know and love, but offers a chiller, more laid-back vibe.
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After seeking some advice from Jamal, Angelo ditches the four-piece suit for a more laid back look.
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Graham is probably right that most hotels in San Francisco are more laid-back about clothing than London.
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The couple had a three-part wedding celebration, which combined Hindu traditions with their more laid-back personalities.
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Rick has gone through several different leadership styles from the domineering Ricktatorship to a more laid-back democracy.
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Another student, a Johnson voter, said Clinton was much more "laid-back and human" last night than Trump.
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Westgate draws on the behavioral model, but whether by training or by personality, she is much more laid back.
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Ritchie sources told PEOPLE back in January the British filmmaker prefers to employ a more laid-back parenting approach.
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It's a great place to pick up a drink in a more laid-back setting than the full bar.
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During "thank you" tour rallies, Trump acknowledged that his supporters have been more laid back following his election win.
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Gunnar Nelson is always relaxed, but today at SBG Concorde in Dublin he seems even more laid back than usual.
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So, there's a good chance that this astrological placement will make an already chill lunar phase even more laid-back.
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" Ali previously spoke with Parents Latina and described her parenting style as "more laid-back than I thought I'd be.
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Sometimes I'm in the mood for a certain kind of music, and other times I want something more laid back.
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For Zissou, this is quite an indictment, but it turns out that quieter, more laid-back Bowie is quite lovely.
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The mode also has a new song, a much more laid-back track compared to the main Alto's Adventure theme.
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Last season, though, we saw a shift from the old days of outrageous peacocking to a more laid-back aesthetic.
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A new waterfront features rock climbing and kayaking for the adventurous or just beautiful views for the more laid back.
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He can be more laid-back in person at times, but I really think that the show captures that, too.
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Rapsody, on the other hand, has a more laid back look, sporting hoodies and sneakers over glittery getups and bodysuits.
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Portal's new speaker One area where Portal succeeds is in making video calls feel a little more laid-back than usual.
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For a more laid-back meal, take the funicular up to Cafe Mirablau to enjoy delicious bites with a spectacular view.
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Kim Kardashian is taking a more laid back approach to her Mexican vacation, but still making sure the goods are on display.
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The ombré look makes her mermaid shade more laid-back, as if she just decided to casually go green on a whim.
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Many of today's best young black comics, like Hannibal Buress, Ron Funches and Jerrod Carmichael, have a more laid-back, reflective approach.
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Compared with The Pom-Poms, and much of Kitty's own last release Miami Garden Club, ROSE GOLD is a more laid-back listen.
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Some of your favorite celebs have traded in their red carpet gowns and diamonds for some more laid-back and totally unique accessories.
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Unlike other awards shows, the BBMAs are a little more laid-back, so we tend to see outfits that are experimental and playful.
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A source close to the Snatch filmmaker told PEOPLE back in January that he prefers to employ a more laid-back parenting approach.
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She was spotted leaving her hotel room wearing an all-purple look that's definitely in-keeping with her more laid-back style vibe.
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Even Prince Harry and Markle's portraits feels a little different, a little more laid-back and intimate than the ones that came before.
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The reality star ditched her typical glammed up look for a more laid back and street-style inspired outfit for the night out.
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But integrating the team proved to be difficult; Fadell's demanding style didn't mesh well with Dropcam CEO Greg Duffy's more laid-back manner.
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The Englewood Cliffs location, Mr. Meadow said, was meant to be more laid back, and for that reason, it offers a broader menu.
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Though WWE CEO Vince McMahon is notorious for yelling at announcers through the headsets when producing them, Briley sounds significantly more laid-back.
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But unlike Bee and Oliver, Wilmore has a much more laid back demeanor that didn't seem to resonate the same way with viewers.
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" Ms. Latow added that she bounces between Mama Shelter and the Dream: "Mama's is more laid back, though it gets busy around sunset.
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Jalan Besar, with its coffee shops and rentals averaging between $110 and $150, provides a more laid-back alternative to trendy Tiong Bahru.
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But I was happily surprised to find that Pick & Cheese felt far more laid-back than I had expected for an Insta-destination.
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She also "reinvented" herself for last year's album, Younger Now, taking on a more laid-back, stripped-down look that aligned with the album.
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Last year, Samuel had a more laid-back encounter with a pumpkin as his parents dressed him up in a jack-o'-lantern costume.
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ASOS Design Charity Christmas Sweater, available at ASOS, $45For a more laid-back option, go for this cozy crewneck dotted with colorful, textured trees.
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That pushiness annoys his more laid-back partner, Winston Maddox (Bokeem Woodbine), and his boss and brother-in-law, Detective Holt (Michael C. Hall).
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Instead, she found that her slightly lower price (BYKlyn offers single-class rides for $28) and more laid-back vibe appealed to nearby residents.
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This more laid-back phase had contestants designing their proposed habitat using architectural tools, with the five winners set to build scale models next year.
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And while most awards shows call for the pomp and circumstance of gowns and couture, this democratic demonstration called for a more laid-back vibe.
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While fast casual seems like an unusual departure for the restaurateur, Centeno had wanted to make the foray into something more laid-back for years.
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Whereas "OutRun" is a more laid back racing game, "Road Rash" forces players to battle (and punch!) other riders while navigating obstacles on the track.
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"It's more laid-back, and a little quiet, but you're only six minutes away from Commack and all the shopping on Jericho Turnpike," he said.
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While her early release Habit exists in a more laid back place, she recently promised Noisey that her upcoming debut album is a "shredding" record.
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Both Glusman and Kravitz have pretty intense schedules shooting Nocturnal Animals and BLL, so Glusman ended up popping the question in a more laid-back setting.
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Simpson's husband opted for a more laid-back look, wearing a charcoal gray button-down shirt with the sleeves rolled up, black jeans and black shoes.
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Magnus is much more laid-back, but every time he plays he gets attention from tens of thousands of people in real-time, across the world.
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Both the wine and the conversation flow freely and the atmosphere has a more laid-back feel than any of the city's stuffier fine dining establishments.
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While her parents were dressed in elegant formal wear, Stormi opted for a more laid-back look with white sneakers and a groovy camouflage matching set.
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This sense of space and privacy perhaps explains why people are more laid back than they are in the UK. Want to make last-minute plans?
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It's described by Cruise Critic as evoking a "romantic, historic feel," and has a more laid-back and relaxed vibe than other Cote d'Azur resort towns.
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Perhaps, she and her former partners are way more laid-back than we are and can take the ebbs and flows of romantic relationships as they come.
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"I feel a little more aggression in New Hampshire, a little more laid back in Iowa," Christie said after his first event of the day on Saturday.
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Back then it was really strict, whereas now I think people are a lot more laid back now than they were like ten or fifteen years ago.
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The international department is more laid-back than the Chinese department which, according to my daughter, gets fewer breaks, more homework and is subject to harsher discipline.
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Another 80% shared that if they were deciding between two new gigs and one had more laid-back rules with being in office, they'd go for it.
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His backstory is that he's an expat making his home in Miami, having fled the grit and grime of the Bowery for a more laid-back Miami groove.
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She was intrigued by the more laid-back lifestyle of a morning talk show host, so she could have afternoons and evenings free to spend with her son.
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But thankfully, as the summer months approach, there's been a new wave of much more laid-back, effortless styles among celebs that you can easily replicate at home.
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Some were a little more laid back -- looking at you, 21 Savage -- while others were not shy going with a little bit of flair -- yes, like Lady Gaga.
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And the pair — whose show, Nate and Jeremiah By Design, returns April 7 on TLC — admit they're a little more laid back as parents the second time around.
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Villa refused to blame Jason Kreis, an intense commander who was replaced by the more laid-back Vieira after a single season, for the team's disappointing first year.
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"The fundamental difference is that Thae is just more laid-back and arguably less self-important," said Michael Madden, a U.S.-based expert on the North Korean leadership.
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Downtown is famous for the Fremont Street Experience, a pedestrian area lined with neon-lit hotels and casinos, a much more laid back and traditional version of Vegas.
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Adigun, the driver and founder of the team, describes herself as the critical, analytical one, whereas Omwumere is more laid back, and Omeoga meets them in the middle.
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White House Budget Director Mick Mulvaney said he thought Priebus had been effective "but was probably a little bit more laid back" in the way he ran the office.
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For one thing, I lived and worked in the (at least superficially) more laid-back LA. And for another, as a producer you typically avoided the stuffy suit look.
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A decidedly more private affair, this will just be your typical, more laid back Royal Wedding — but by non-royal standards it is still a pretty big to-do.
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Pauly "DJ Pauly D" DelVecchio recently visited his friend Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino in prison— and according to him, the atmosphere was much more "laid-back" than he expected.
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It's a regular Friday night again, and the mood shifts from eager and revolutionary to more laid back as people sip box wine from plastic cups and compare notes.
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The "midtown uniform" — slacks, button-downed shirt and fleece vest — has become something of a refuge for men trying to navigate a more laid-back culture fertile for missteps.
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"[I'm] annoyed, more than anything," Morrison told KOB 4, which is a considerably more laid-back response than one is entitled to when repeatedly harassed with urine-soaked lunchmeat.
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Is his skin-care routine more laid-back, like Saul from Pineapple Express, or is it more eccentric, like the Riff Raff-inspired character he played on Spring Breakers?
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"For more laid-back, Zen environments, there are fantastically beautiful sisals with patterns in them, like herringbones and subtle stripes," said Richard Mishaan, a New York-based interior designer.
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In keeping with the tick-tock cadence of the mainstream, ultra-realistic Forza Motorsport titles and the more laid-back Forza Horizon series, Forza Horizon 4 is an arcade racer.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)Meanwhile, the Toy-Con Camera offers a more laid back experience that has you exploring the ocean while snapping pictures of the wildlife and completing objectives.
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Smith says she was a very protective parent but has learned to take notes from her daughter Spencer Margaret, 33, on being more laid-back as a first-time grandparent.
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Mr. Viswanathan, a mile-a-minute talker, and Mr. Lau, who is more laid-back, meet one fundamental requirement for success: a stubborn belief that they have a great idea.
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The appeal of a shorter drive is clear, but there's also a more laid-back vibe, and the fact that visitors can simply walk from one tasting room to another.
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Instead of jamming your screen full of icons with missions, collectibles, and other busywork, Origins takes a much more laid back approach, just placing some question marks for you to discover.
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At one of Toronto's more laid-back board-game spots, Bampot Bohemian House of Tea and Board Games, the air is suffused with peppery chai spices, and no alcohol is served.
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He felt green and rather nervous about playing with such a cohesive and experienced group, and also conscious that the others came from a different and somewhat more laid-back culture.
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To that end, the heroes have been made more laid-back and down-to-earth – there are more smiles, more jokes, more humanizing fumbles, and lots more Joss Whedon-y quips.
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You can tell I'm definitely more laid back than Danielle, and she is a little on edge, but I think it's a good thing because we can balance each other out.
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"This time, hopefully, if there are going to be people down there, they're going to be a little bit more laid back about things and not be so tense," he said.
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"It could be that if there is a slow pace of life, people are relatively more laid back, less stressed, or more likely to be optimistic about the future," says Vedula.
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When I sound like a monster, when I'm yelling at the top of my lungs, it's a little bit different than a more melodious approach, or a more laid back approach.
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So far, doesn't seem like this will be the lightning rod it was when it shut down 10 days ago -- people are much more laid back, even while protesting, in New Mexico.
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It's called "Redbone" and, while a little more laid back than "Me and Your Mama", takes the the soulful, sexy vibe Gambino seems to be on right now and runs with it.
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There's really type-A companies that are super aggressive, and there's companies that are lifestyle companies and they're more laid-back, and it's kind of ... Figuring out which one fits you matters.
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"This is going to be a much more laid back surroundings for them, and we know Meghan has a lot of friends in Toronto and the surrounding areas as well," he said.
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Once the bottom of the shirt is tucked, I like to pull the fabric just ever so slightly over the waistband to create a little lip, allowing for a more laid-back aesthetic.
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Sun and Moon debuted on the Nintendo 3DS on November 18th last year, and introduced several changes that made the experience much more laid-back and inviting than past entries in the series.
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Though many are busy when they are in their home states, senators are accustomed to something far more laid back when in Washington: Fly in on Monday afternoon and leave early Thursday afternoon.
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All I had to do was answer some questions about my traveling style (a see-it-all versus a more laid back approach), dietary restrictions, what time my flight arrives, and other travel logistics.
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Or, more scientifically speaking, dogs between the ages of 1 and 4 that exhibited higher owner-reported signs of anxiety had muzzles with more gray in them than their more laid-back dog peers.
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" And even in more laid back songs like this year's "Watch Me," she melodically suggests "Don't worry 'bout my past, bitch/ 'Cause every move I make, I make it better than the last, bitch.
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The standard collared button-up shirt is an undeniable menswear staple, but as office dress codes become more laid back, they've become a one-dimensional piece — only to be worn in formal and strict settings.
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Dream Babes interlaces performances, workshops, screening-discussions around science fiction author Samuel R. Delany, and a more laid-back, socially interactive scenario with sets by DJs Manara, Spacer Woman (Chook Ly Tan), and Sidney UltraOmni.
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The community has been called home by several other A-list celebrities, including Matthew McConaughey, Pamela Anderson and Minnie Driver, and is beloved for offering a more laid back lifestyle despite its proximity to Hollywood.
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At an ice-cream parlor, Sascha (Victoria Carmen Sonne) meets the younger, more laid-back Thomas (Thijs Romer), a boatman who tells her that if she were an ice cream, she would be strawberry cheesecake.
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She's a 28-year-old woman from Santa Cruz, California, with delicate features and dyed platinum-blond hair; between her gray burnout tank top and tousled hair, she looks like a more laid-back Anna Faris.
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Gesturing to her costume, a more laid back outfit than the court suits you can see in the film's trailer, she points out the ways in which she has been physically transformed to look more like Ginsburg.
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In 233, the owners opened an even more laid-back offshoot, La Cabane d'Hortense, a bohemian wood cabin by the water's edge serving oysters under the shade of thick grapevines. 25-183-218-256-294-62-56.
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When Diana Spencer married Prince Charles in 1981, their ceremony — especially her "meringue" dress — "brought back the glamour and the sort of princess aspect to weddings" after the more laid-back style of the 1970s, Otnes said.
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It's just a much friendlier and more laid-back environment, lots of green spaces, and a real sense of community, which I never thought I was particularly bothered about, but really appreciate now that I have it.
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The layers in Hudgens' hair promise plenty of play, too, so while she looks like an all-out glammed-up diva in her Instagram shot, there's no doubt about working the cut into her more laid-back looks.
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You could write an entire book on that question, but, I guess if you live in an urban area sometimes you fantasize about charming small towns and imagine that things would be easier or more laid-back there.
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I imagine these occasions — occurring on Saturday and Sunday afternoons through July 17 — are more laid-back than the ones that take place on Friday evenings at Dia:Chelsea, where the room that holds them resembles a posh lounge.
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For a more laid-back cocktail, visit Harry's New York Bar, a century-old watering hole that doesn't look as if it has changed much — if at all — since Ernest Hemingway was among its regulars in the 1920s.
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A. I lived in L.A. for seven or eight years, but once I had kids, it got more difficult to get around with the paparazzi being there, and I wanted a more laid-back life for my family.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads For those looking for a less overwhelming alternative to Frieze Week's larger art fairs, The Other Art Fair offers a calmer, more laid-back setting to peruse the works of emerging artists.
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And there's his guitar sound again, messy and generative, a bit more laid-back than before, grooving through all kinds of rough, peevish tracks — a strange ballad ("Disney Girls"), a slow shuffle ("Quipster"), folk and funk and art-song.
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Though Rick — and, by extension, the more laid-back Cliff — are stuck wondering whether there's a place for their TV Western skill set in a changing Hollywood, Tarantino clearly feels right at home noodling around in 1969 Los Angeles.
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He reduced the bloated Presidential motorcade to two cars with no sirens, the minimum his bodyguards would allow, and hinted that he might move the Presidential administration from its Stalin-era building, on Bankova Street, to somewhere more laid-back.
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She tells herself, and everyone else, that she has moved for a more laid-back lifestyle, but in fact she is there to pursue Josh Chan, a skateboarding, underemployed bro she once dated at summer camp (played by Vincent Rodriguez III).
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She mixed her boho-style multicolor triangle top and matching cover-up with more laid-back, country-girl denim shorts (a new style phase she's been into thanks to boyfriend Blake Shelton) and a blue plaid shirt tied at the waist.
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John Boehner, however, who had a more laid-back legislative approach and a more insane caucus, could never enforce that level of discipline as speaker of the House, which helped contribute to the government shutdown of 2013, among other sins.
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Spice, which opened in July 2015, has a more laid-back appeal: communal wooden tables with colorful benches and a horseshoe-shaped bar (recycled liquor bottles serve as light fixtures) that also acts as an eight- to 10-person chef's table.
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Book the Fairmont Sonoma Mission Inn starting at $249 per nightSonoma is a more laid-back country retreat compared to nearby Napa, and the Fairmont Sonoma Mission Inn embraces unwinding in more ways than just with an excellent glass of red.
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As for AirDine, Charlie Hedstrom, its chief executive, said he thought that its more laid-back approach — it does not screen hosts and lets the ratings provide feedback — works well and that it will get a boost with more marketing.
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"We often tell ourselves that we shouldn't care if somebody cancels plans or we can't count on them, that we should be more laid back and stop being so needy, but that's the same as fighting against biology," Dr. Levine said.
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Just like fancy pool rafts and sprinkle-covered ice cream cones, the pink wine has a way of making everything seem a little warmer and more laid-back, which makes it perfect for drinking at the start, middle, and end of the season.
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CreditCreditPhilip Cheung WHEN RAINA J. LEE was looking to buy her first house in Los Angeles earlier this decade, her requirements were well defined: Must be east of Silver Lake, the city's kombucha capital (east of Silver Lake seemed more laid-back).
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Related: How To Find the Best Birth Control For You Speaking to Shape, endocrinologist and fertility expert David Diaz, MD, suggests that young people have adopted a more laid-back attitude about casual sex, which might make them less likely to practice safe sex.
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Rocco had been on tour with his mom, 57, when he decided he wanted to stay with Ritchie, 47, out of rebellion and because he prefers his dad's more laid-back parenting style and misses his U.K.-based friends, a Ritchie source told PEOPLE in January.
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While his predecessor, Mr. Tobin, was known for his "backslapping, more public, more accessible" ways, Mr. Gowan has "a quiet, more laid-back style, but he has been just as effective," said Glenn Hamer, the president of the Arizona Chamber of Commerce, an influential pro-business group.
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"Destination weddings are a great choice for couples that are more laid-back with their wedding planning, as they often won't get to see the venue or destination before their wedding, or meet all of their vendors in person prior to the celebration," she told Business Insider.
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Pros: An ultra high-end experience on a gorgeous island, with reasonably easy access from the international airport in TahitiCons: InterContinental's Moorea property feels more laid back than its counterpart on Bora Bora — and that may feel like a con or a pro depending on personal preference.
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Memo from Lombardy MILAN — Catalonia has been racked by sound and fury over a drive to secede from Spain, but on a recent morning in Lombardy, which will vote on Sunday on whether to demand greater autonomy from Italy, the mood was distinctly more laid back.
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The 186-room beachfront hotel from IHG is more laid-back than many higher-end South Beach hotels while still offering full resort amenities and all the great perks Kimpton hotels are known for like daily happy hour, fitness classes, bike rentals, and other social gatherings.
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Were we to be more laid back, less inclined to jump every time he rattles his saber, in the short term it might infuriate him, encourage some new act of brinkmanship, although he has few safe options now and faces powerful states and alliances alert to his usual tricks.
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For my tastes, they lack the bite and aggression that I favor (a good example of which might be Shure's SE535s, which have an extra sliver of bass and Shure's characteristically efferverscent treble), however I can see them being an excellent pick for people with more laid-back preferences.
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Co-founders Helena Price Hambrecht and Woody Hambrecht, who are married, have also secured $4.5 million in seed funding to fuel their bid for a more laid back and less alcohol-centric way to party, starting with a 15% ABV (alcohol by volume) citrus and flower-flavored aperitif.
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Here are a few more surprising findings: One unique thing that the New York-based Elite SEM does with every potential new employee is a culture interview, where they meet with their peers, people they might be sitting next to (if they get the job), and employees ask more laid-back questions.
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An afternoon here — particularly if you splurge on lunch at the on-site restaurant, where the menu was conceived by Argentine fire-master Francis Mallmann — is a delight, and a last gasp of upscale indulgence (with concomitant prices) before entering the department of Rocha, where everything immediately becomes much more laid-back.
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WATCH: "Modern Family" Cast Reveal They're Looking To Keep The Show Going For A Total Of 10 Seasons Of course, this entire head-turning look was in stark contrast to the manner in which her fellow actors chose to attire themselves for the evening, with the remainder of the cast going for something radically more laid-back.
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"We can sit here and speculate to a fair degree of certainty that it was probably an act of terrorism, but the bureau is going to be a little more laid-back until they can determine whether it meets that definition," said Lewis Schiliro, former assistant special agent-in-charge of terrorism in the FBI's New York office.
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And even though I'm likely in the fabric all 365 days, I look for different qualities in my spring denim than in my winter pieces: In warm-weather, there's wiggle room for more experimentation (and a little more movability and breathability, too), so I tend to go for fun details, like lighter washes or embroidery, and maybe even more laid-back silhouettes.
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Kim sparkled from all angles in a flowy, sequin-covered Talbot Runhof midi dress teamed with black ankle-strap sandals, and Kanye kept up with his more laid-back, formal athliesure style in a black tee, matching pants and a parka jacket paired with lace-up brown all-weather boots (a pair he could also pack for, say, a fishing trip.) MPI99/Bauer-Griffin/GC Images
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It's not totally clear yet where R&B might head next in this more laid-back, plainspoken, international future—perhaps it's silly to even paint it as a sea change—but the crop of talent on display yesterday in Austin, divorced from both the strictness of pop overproduction and the artsy pretension that so often surrounds buzzy acts, felt like an exciting glimpse of some state of evolution.
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