Sentence examples for elicited laughter from inspiring English sources
"Can you help me?" The question elicited laughter.
That elicited laughter from the jury, which ultimately sided with his client.
The ending scenes elicited laughter at the screening I attended, yet the "whoa" factor is high.
McIlroy elicited laughter when he relayed snippets of his conversation with the state trooper.
He then said, "They are really lambs, believe me," which elicited laughter in some parts of the room.
His comment elicited laughter, even as Mr. Daniels, who was standing in the colonnade outside the Oval Office, looked on uncomfortably.
This work, however, is not intended to elicit laughter.
"Tell me about it," the doctor replied, invariably eliciting laughter.
At different moments, the film wants to elicit laughter, disgust and tears of empathy.
But Indians saw that the comment was meant to elicit laughter, not agreement.
"Can the CNN producer keep it down in the back," Bannon said, eliciting laughter.
