Sentence examples for decent laugh from inspiring English sources

Despite earning a decent laugh, this was a work in progress: wordy and a bit imprecise.

He enjoyed the improvement of the show, and said that "though not every story this week was stellar, you didn't go long without a decent laugh".

While we can't help but feel a bit bad for the the devoted tech support dude, who was just trying to do his job, it's a decent laugh, and even producers like Machinedrum have shared the "track".

GEORGE W. was getting into full stride and pulling some pretty decent laughs.

DVD, 20th Century Fox Another TV adaptation that mocks its source material, still some decent laughs had by messing with the format and stereotypes.

There are some pretty decent laughs and neat – if not entirely original – observations about suburban Britain.

While he criticized Andy's behavior for being too much like Michael Scott, and Kevin for being "developmentally disabled", he complimented the episode for having "some decent laughs" and for the Jim-Dwight-Pam storyline.

Here Camus pits himself against science and philosophy, dismissing the claims of all forms of rational analysis: "That universal reason, practical or ethical, that determinism, those categories that explain everything are enough to make a decent man laugh" (MS, 21).

Rowling has written seven Harry Potter books, and sold more than 450m copies, but her first novel for adults is unlike them in every respect – unless you count the location where the concept came to her. "Obviously I need to be in some form of vehicle to have a decent idea," she laughs.

Their evil acts are rewarded by women; while the good, decent men are laughed at.

Their evil acts are rewarded by women; while the good, decent men are laughed at," he writes.