Sentence examples for evoking laughter from inspiring English sources
"Marry an elected official," he said, evoking laughter.
"Lucky me," Verrilli replied, evoking laughter in the crowded courtroom.
"Nobody likes it," he answered, evoking laughter from the jury.
"Don't overdo it," Judge Huvelle warned, evoking laughter in the courtroom.
I certainly don't think my English is up to Harvard's standards," he said, evoking laughter from the nearly 1,000 people in attendance at the Thursday talk.
In an address evoking laughter and tears by turns, Sandberg spoke publicly for the first time about the sudden death of her husband just over a year ago.
Their cage helmets evoked laughter.
He studied clowns and mimes, the better to evoke laughter from movement instead of speech.
Dr. Goebbels punctuated his answers with jokes, which evoked laughter and applause from the public.
The use of laughter to evoke laughter is familiar to viewers of television sitcoms.
It is the kind of show that evokes laughter born more of empathy than of ecstasy.
