Sentence examples for bare laughter from inspiring English sources
"When we bust through the doors it's party time bare dancing, bare laughter" spits Flava, bobbing up and down in a barber shop wrapped in a Ghanaian flag.
I'll leave Roger Michell's Hyde Park on Hudson to the critics, but Murray's performance – his voice hoisted up in imitation of FDR's patrician drawl, head thrown back in laughter, teeth bared, his martini glass brimming o'er with good cheer – is probably the most seamless dramatic performance of his career.
Although the boys smoothed over the awkward moment with their laughter, Steven's comment laid bare the gaping inequality between the boys' current social exclusion and the 'culture of professionalism' (Young 1990, 58), which they aspire to access through their future sexual relationships.
Avraham's bare feet on Yom Kippur provoke paroxysms of laughter from the congregation.
These pieces strip human communication down to its bare essentials of noise and gesture, and transform laughter into crying, fearful screams into sensual sighs.
Science acknowledges three main theories of laughter: it preserves the ancient triumphalism of bare-teethed hunters; it is a modern response to the illogical or unexpected; it is the release of nervous energy or suppressed emotion.
Perhaps it's voyeuristic to enjoy his comedy on those terms, but there's a great deal of cathartic laughter to be had from a performer so willing to lay himself bare.
Paulinho's fractured rhythm and self-belief were laid bare when he miscued a shot so horribly that the travelling fans were caught between laughter and tears.
