Sentence examples for dark laughter from inspiring English sources
There was a certain amount of dark laughter.
Their major consolations are familiar to the human species: death, and rolling peals of dark laughter.
Underneath the virtuosic language and the dark laughter, this is a play about damaged people.
And to repeat, take the time to laugh, even if it's dark laughter.
In this feedback loop of pointless loathing, a dark laughter thrives.
Hemingway's The Torrents of Spring, a parody of the American writer Sherwood Anderson's book Dark Laughter, also appeared in 1926.
It says something about the calibre of Kline's performance that, even in this farcical setup, as Cyrano and Roxane grasp each other's hands in the dark, our laughter freezes in our throats and is replaced by tears.
She stopped and in reply to my greeting, laughed, that dark, drawling negro laughter.
It is not, thankfully, a world bereft of humour, although much of it is dark and the laughter has a tendency to die on your lips.
In our politically correct, feel-good, be-happy time we are shielded from – and underestimate – the dark side of laughter that was better known to the ancients.
Playful, multidimensional performances from all - including Bill Champion as Jerome, Jacqueline King as his estranged wife, Jessie Hart as their daughter, Laura Matthews as a potential escort and Russell Dixon's creepy child welfare officer - lighten dark themes with laughter.
