Sentence examples for exaggerated laughter from inspiring English sources

She ignored his exaggerated laughter.

All of this carries on over a steady background of noise: exaggerated laughter, hoots and honks, cries and shrieks expressive of agreement, or disagreement, or derision, or spite.

It's a late, uninspired work that was out of date when it premiered in 1981, and the dancers' exaggerated facial expressions prompted laughter.

And, when he's not busy groping women the show regularly uses little people as caricatures, employs exaggerated gay characters for laughter and regularly fat-shames people – including children.

Beyond the fooling around and laughter, the exaggerated displays of affection, the hugging and cheek-kissing, the whooping and hollering, there was a definite awareness of the passage of time and the changes it can bring.

It's a good impersonation – Bishop has perfected Farage's random bursts of laughter and habit of manically jerking his head – albeit a version that's slightly exaggerated to bring out his creepiness.

He thought this was great fun, raised his baton again and continued to conduct with exaggerated gestures until we were done, finishing with as tragic an expression as he could manage through his stifled laughter.

But these are exaggerated.

He exaggerated only slightly.

An exaggerated comparison?

How exaggerated is it?