Sentence examples for Quite laughing from inspiring English sources

"I would not try to grow it inside," Mr. Whitehead said, not quite laughing.

By the end of episode three, you might even find yourself slightly tearful – even if the show is largely the most fun you can have without (quite) laughing.

"I'm the last of the chefs who want to present food in courses," he says, not quite laughing.

But Stephen Colbert has a little reassurance for the president, saying they weren't quite laughing at him.

Not quite, laughs Alice.

"Er, not quite," laughs Smith.

Such is the choreography's integrity, though, that we don't quite laugh.

And because I did I couldn't quite laugh at her apparent desire - however irrational - to burst through the screen and make Fargo real.

It's possible that I have never quite laughed so much.

It's hard to remember a season in which more comedians and comic actors decided to give the stage a try, sometimes in roles that aren't quite laugh-a-minute.

"As a child I thought the whole thing was ludicrous, I thought why is he staring at all these bizarrely shaped pots and quite often laughing.