Sentence examples similar to experience mirth from inspiring English sources
The wealthy experience more mirth than the poor, but not much.
Rick Perry's grades gave good chortle, so I don't begrudge anyone the chance to experience the mirth that comes from the college records of any of the other candidates.
But those are dramas -- i.e., they sometimes force my brain to engage or experience feelings other than mirth.
Q. Have you experienced Marxian moments of madness and mirth here in Westchester? A. All the time.
Real life will seem so much worse after an experience like this, but you finally know that you've tasted true mirth.
Laughter — the real kind, associated with genuine joy and mirth — sets off brain wave patterns quite similar to those generated when experienced meditators ply their mindfulness skills, a new study finds.
Laughter -- the real kind associated with genuine joy and mirth -- sets off brain wave patterns quite similar to those generated when experienced meditators ply their mindfulness skills, a new study finds.
He has had the experience often enough that he can laugh about it, although there is some pain beneath the mirth.
Paradoxically, a lot the changes in blood chemistry when we feel mirth are the same that occur when we are angry or fearful, but in the context of humor we experience these changes as pleasurable.
