Sentence examples for early laughter from inspiring English sources

Seen against this tragically sympathetic Blanche, however, Stanley's brutality was harder to tolerate; if he was not a villain, he was an extremely charming monster, and the audience was uncomfortably implicated in Blanche's destruction by its early laughter and its deep attraction to him.

I now regret my earlier laughter.

Most, except two drunk writers arguing about Iraq, had stopped talking, and that awful end-of-night mood seemed, as it so often does, to wreck all that had been good about the earlier laughter.

His character, Dr. Blake Downs, is a strong believer in "the healing power of laughter"; early on, he attempts using it to perform brain-tumor surgery.

Here we should consult his early essay on laughter.

We experience many fundamental emotions such as desire, fear, love, anger and laughter early in our lifetimes.

Our oldest and his BFF start a strange game of chase/tag that doesn't seem to have any sensible rules, our second wanders around the trees looking for the best sticks (they have multiple uses and are very precious to him), and the 3-year-old and the other little ones his age head to the playground equipment with the intent of making my hair go gray early, cackling with laughter all the while.

Paleontologists trace the earliest evidence of laughter back two hundred and fifty thousand years, to when a squirrel hide was inadvertently fashioned into a prehistoric Whoopie Cushion.

Other early Christian misogelasts (laughter-haters) picked up where Jesus left off; St. John Chrysostom upped the ante with a version of the domino theory intended to stop any serial joker before he turned into a serial killer.

There's a phrase I said earlier which is: laughter is the best medicine.

Near the end of his remarks he said, "I was surprised that when I showed those slides earlier there was laughter concerning youth misbehavior and marijuana use.