undemanding

Perhaps Lambert was distracted by the high desert winds that kept threatening to blow off her cowboy hat; perhaps she’s spent too much time in Las Vegas, where the undemanding enthusiasm of a residency audience can soften a performer’s game.

This undemanding frolic only wants to restore your sense of childlike play.

What its original movies lack in creativity and budget — don’t bother with “Titanic 666” — they make up for in undemanding watchability.

A part of me wants to stay at my current undemanding job so that I will have enough time to write to my heart’s content with the desperate hope that I will beat the odds and eventually make good money through writing alone.

When someone is suffering, simply having a calm, stalwart and undemanding companion can help a lot.