folksy

The event was perhaps most notable for its folksy quality.

The caller has been gone since 1976, along with some folksy set elements.

There is a problem with the writing as well, which seems to be folksy and inflated at the same time.

If he has any chance as a Presidential candidate, it's because people like his folksy image.

Many people would have preferred something more folksy, like a covered bridge.

They found it too folksy or something like that.

Q. It's a question that in a very folksy way embodied the whole problem.

The character is a big hit, with his folksy witticisms.

And his folksy style has made him one of the South's most popular football personalities.

"He comes across folksy and real because he is," she said.

After the show, the narrator made a folksy pitch for conversion.

"I want people to be prepared on the bridge, not calm and folksy as you would have them."

Gradually, he began to shed some of his folksy Oklahoma ways.

His folksy voice would be perfect for narrating a Christmas special.

This time it wasn't going to be the folksy chat in his office.

Some say they find his folksy manner charming and pitch to working families dead on.

From the seats, the rodeo has a folksy, almost gentle feel.

The quirky, folksy formula looked like the future of corporate America.

As he works the small crowd, his tone changes from folksy to inspirational.

There is plenty of country and western for that down-home, folksy feel.

No one thought that a more folksy Jim's Bill sounded better.

After all, the company has stuck with the same folksy advertising line - "We'll leave the light on for you" - since 1986.

This is a very folksy, caring kind of thing we've managed to give people."

Still, there are those who prefer to forgo the folksy setting.

People were doing the normal sorts of folksy first-aid things.