Sentence examples for case laughter from inspiring English sources

The tears it might inspire were of an entirely different kind – frustration, in my case; laughter, in that of onlookers.

The movie doesn't pretend to solve any problems, but shows that community and communication– and in this case laughter – might.

After the suffocating sterility of Cosmopolis and the stagey psychoanalysis of A Dangerous Method, Maps to the Stars finds Cronenberg returning to the kind of movie-making that prompts physical response, in this case laughter, the nervous sibling of horror.

Or, by page one-hundred sixty, you must introduce a secondary character who has critical information regarding the case (Laughter).

Thus, we find that a sensorimotor response to positive emotional vocalizations, in this case laughter, does not reflect a simple readiness to join in, but rather acts as part of a mechanism for the emotional interpretation and understanding of these sounds.

In this case laughter really is the best medicine, because you can use it quite effectively against any type of curse.

Judge Morin said on Friday that he believed it was clear what he thought about the government's previous theory of the case that laughter was enough to convict.

This, in turn, has sent the media, and Speaker Boehner, into paroxysms of rage (in Boehner's case) or laughter (in the media's) given the perceived unlikelihood of such a move.

The judge in the case caused laughter in the court when, referring to Nocturne: Blue and Gold – Old Battersea Bridge, he asked Whistler "Which part of the picture is the bridge?"; the case ended with Whistler awarded token damages of one farthing.

While these examples involve persons with whom we might compare ourselves, there are other cases of laughter where no personal comparisons seem involved.

We see so many traumatic cases, sometimes laughter is the only way we can stay sane ourselves.