unexacting

Eppie had for him in their fairy-tale all the unexacting loveliness of summer nature, healing, sunny, smiling.

They had supper at a restaurant of Tim's discovery, small, specklessly tidy, and as unexacting of the pocket as the stable.

Anna inherited the serene, unexacting temper of her father, with much of the loving warmth of her mother.

But Mrs. Eames was a kind, patient, unexacting woman, who took all civil words as meaning civility.

He was unkempt and dirty, even according to the unexacting East Side's standard.