good-natured

The TV show is (paradoxically?) more vulgar but also more good-natured (being a comedy) than the real thing.

The existing series is great but it's too good-natured to represent what Silicon Valley actually is.

Assuming Matz is still good-natured, is not hard to find counterexamples for B (every big community have some less-than-nice people).

He's like the good-natured old-timer who sits next to you with a cup of coffee, teaching you more than you realize.

Your case study is a nice example of why there are good-natured people (engineers even!) who simply prefer a different style of life.

So it's not that I'm against good-natured jokes with smiles, it's just that those attributes can't save all possible statements.

This is pure prejudice, even if it's good-natured and well-intentioned.

Bachmann is a jerk, superficially, but still a bit too good-natured to be a real player, as we've seen in the recent episodes.

Just speaking for myself, it seemed like a pretty good-natured mix of thoughtful musing on the nature of universal computation, and gentle mockery of the idea that universal computation means there's one right answer for anything.

My colleagues and I are constantly ribbing JS, in a good-natured way.

It's worth noting Peter Jackson has made an entire documentary on a forgotten genius of the New Zealand film industry that turned out to be a (good-natured) hoax.

I love coding and I'm looking for a good-natured team.

It must be a strange world that you live in if you consider a good-natured joke said with a smile to be "annoying".

A bit of good-natured teasing, followed by a wheelbarrow full of "ruby-devs" this and "web-devs" that.