Sentence examples for both laughter from inspiring English sources

Into the 21st century they continued to provoke both laughter and outrage.

Whenever I show this cartoon in lectures, it invariably evokes both laughter and regret.

For several nights, we read aloud from some of its recipes, inducing squeals of both laughter and horror.

In particular, Edwardian dress and upholstery were fit for both laughter and awe — overblown and still somehow strictly contained.

She struck a confident tone, while also casually maneuvering the thorniest questions, eliciting both laughter and praise.

The book brought me both laughter and sadness, and gave a great insight into a melodramatic teenage boy's head.

"I hate kids and I hate fucking kid baseball," he barked, startling us both to laughter.

His first serve was a rocket, and the second — a spin so severe that it appeared to turn the midair ball into a fuzzy lozenge — sometimes jumped up into my face, reducing us both to laughter.

Shifting effortlessly between Russian, French, and Ancient Greek, DCM unfurled a sweeping counterargument — not so much a policy discussion as a grand, deeply human drama worthy of Tolstoy — that incorporated elements of ballet, puppetry, and Hindu mysticism, and elicited both raucous laughter and bitter tears on four separate occasions.

Brassy and divinely decadent, "American Horror Story," which was co-created by Ryan Murphy and is now in its fourth season, is one of TV's few truly experimental series — and, like many seedy carnivals, it's been subject to both nervous laughter and progressive criticism.

But he contaminated our response (and his gratification, if he gets my message) by slamming in totally irrelevant Fs, so that the noise we made was both genuine laughter and counterfeit laughter.