Sentence examples for explosions of laughter from inspiring English sources

Some guests appeared happy to broadcast their inner comedians, leaving the debate punctuated by otherwise random explosions of laughter.

He has a tendency to tell even the most benign story in a near-whisper, which makes the sudden explosions of laughter more dramatic.

Fraser's open face, with its protruding ears and eyes, could have been hewn from plasticine for a Nick Park animation, and his frequent explosions of laughter – often aimed at himself – are infectious.

Not that this should be misread as sugar-sweet: Hogg's throaty Glaswegian delivery and raucous explosions of laughter – not to mention a crucifix tattooed from wrist-bone to knuckles on her left hand – give the lie to that.

It's wonderful to experience big works with large audiences – the collective holding of breath, the explosions of laughter, the rapturous applause – but more and more I'm drawn to the surprising moments of intimacy that festivals can offer.

Onstage, Spielrein (well played by Jodhi May) is an almost psychotic bundle of tics and explosions of laughter and fury, prone to sadomasochistic anal-erotic fantasies about her violent father.

There was a small explosion of laughter.

There is an explosion of laughter.

"You'd really rather be sailing?" Ms. Cook demanded to an explosion of laughter.

." Gorsuch's invocation of one of Donald Trump's trademark utterances, apparently accidental, prompted an explosion of laughter from the audience.

There's an initial shock an explosion of laughter and delight at the flagrant breaking of taboos.