Sentence examples for candid laughter from inspiring English sources

You're going to see the beginning photos of party dresses and hair still intact, with pretty people and "candid" laughter.

Its contribution to television is to remind us that, beneath its canned laughter, "Candid Camera" was pretty mean-spirited, too.

The latest news then, that he had another bit of in-house competition in the shape of Papiss Cissé, signed on Tuesday for £8m, brought laughter and candid realism.

I'd do it again!" He bursts into a fit of laughter at this candid revelation – though it's hardly a surprise.

She was also naively, disarmingly candid — a lovely vamp who invites laughter instead of a scolding.

He watched as much comedy as he could, including episodes of Candid Camera and Marx Brothers movies and found that over time, laughter stimulated chemicals in his body which allowed him several hours of pain-free sleep.

Norman Cousins's 1979 book, "Anatomy of an Illness," describes beating cancer with "Candid Camera" episodes and Marx Brothers films; the Viennese psychiatrist Viktor Frankl wrote that at Auschwitz laughter was "another of the soul's weapons in the fight for self-preservation"; and the seventh-century Zen monks Kanzan and Jittoku believed in laughter as the path to inner peace.

Kevin Allison alternates between candid description ("In scat, the person being pooped on is the bottom") and mirthful laughter.

How very candid of a man about to be paid an absurd sum of money to make the Hollywood elite hoot with laughter for an evening.

They were candid photos.

He was never candid.