Sentence examples for draws laughter from inspiring English sources

Just his mention of the debates draws laughter from Mr. Obama's partisan audiences, mindful of the conservative red meat that the Republican rivals have competed to dish out.

"Dinner for Schmucks" is not a great movie, or even a coherent one, but in nearly every scene it draws laughter from an impressively eclectic array of sources, both obvious and new.

The company even claims the device is able to detect certain emotions during meetings, for example when a speaker draws laughter or stares from other people.

At one point in a Sunday service, for example, Perry draws laughter after asking congregants to give real names because leaders were having trouble contacting them.

Comical yet wise in his drunkenness, Deacon Zee, played by Thomas Jefferson Byrd, draws laughter out of the audience while simultaneously making the audience think.

There's a running joke in "The Expendables 2" about Dolph Lungren's character having a degree in chemical engineering, which draws laughter from the audience -- but for different reasons, depending on how much that laughing audience member knows about Dolph Lundgren.

His comment drew laughter from the crowd.

"Like a man," Boothe said, drawing laughter.

"Johan Santana," he said, drawing laughter in the room.

"That's what I hear," he said, drawing laughter.

She drew laughter when she recalled Halloween with her children.