Sentence examples similar to bleak laughter from inspiring English sources
(3) Learn to open your heart to laughter when things seem bleak.
And just as in those very days of the Depression, Annie allows the audience to find joy in sorrow, to find laughter in the most bleak of circumstances and to find hope where there may not be any.
Laughter can come even at a bleak time when the compulsion is to celebrate; to marvel affectionately at something or someone.
His words traveled with the speed of a rumor across Madras, also known as Chennai, through homes and schools, evoking laughter and applause, and delivering a bleak reminder to young boys that their lives depended on passing the J.E.E.
Her laughter has gotten me through a thousand bleak days, and her belief has given my son the confidence to blossom.
In even his bleakest works, however, there is a note of dark laughter -- the same note that sounds through Kafka, Céline and Beckett, who are Saramago's direct literary ancestors.
As Simeon progresses, the laughter gets shallower, briefer, less palliative, until all that's left is a bleak and repetitive bathos.
