Sentence examples similar to amiable laughter from inspiring English sources
"The Mexican" is an amiable reminder that not all screen laughter has to spring from gross-out sight gags involving bodily orifices, appendages and effluvia.
When you meet Wallinger, a big, amiable character who softens his intellect with laughter, you can't get the bear quite out of your head, it has become part of him somehow.
"Now tempests be kind," implores Krupa Pattani's Viola, to ironic laughter from the audience; while Scott Arthur's amiable Sir Andrew Aguecheek takes practical action by sheltering under someone's golfing umbrella.
Even as bills passed through the Senate committee on Thursday largely along party lines, laughter filled the hearing room as members joked with the amiable chairwoman of the committee, Senator Barbara A. Mikulski, Democrat of Maryland.
Take "White Wine in the Sun", essentially the atheist's "Mistletoe and Wine", a poignant and sentimental composition and one of a number of ballads that won't stretch laughter lines much even if they do tug the heart strings, notwithstanding the amiable dexterity of a line like, "I'd rather break bread with Dawkins than Desmond Tutu/To be honest".
Pragmatic and amiable, perhaps.
An amiable young policewoman appeared.
Service: Amiable if haphazard.
