Sentence examples for a muffled laugh from inspiring English sources
There is a muffled laugh in the background.
"Aw mate," he said, politely, "I don't talk about the opposition". At the back of the room there was a muffled laugh: "Since when?" The England coach is never going to be mistaken for rugby's Kofi Annan, and so the diplomacy didn't last.
To call such a strange predicament a tragedy wouldn't be inaccurate -- we all remember what happens in "Edward Scissorhands" -- but to do so earnestly might elicit a muffled laugh or two.
I let out another muffled laugh as I recognize another bit of irony about what she just said.
"'Well, I really don't care if it's a man or a woman — if something happens to you, I want to make sure that person can run the country,'" Mr. Espinoza recounted his wife saying, prompting fleeting and muffled laughs in the church.
... So true," the president said, eliciting several muffled laughs.
I felt a muffled irritation.
A muffled cry comes from the closet.
Moral impotence is a muffled, crippled agony.
