Sentence examples for feeble laugh from inspiring English sources

It's an easy, feeble laugh (The Daily Mail is a right-leaning tabloid) that's unlikely to travel well beyond British borders.

I let out a feeble squeal and Meaw laughed, looking over to her girls, saying something in Thai that I can only presume is, "Can you believe this pussy?" I walked back to the reception area, refreshingly limber.

To not even bother to laugh at the feeble Twitter arguments of those convincing themselves that they weren't fooled.

I laugh at the feeblest of jokes, especially when they're my own.

Then they laughed at its feeble attempts to recognise the user's handwriting.

But we shouldn't laugh at the failure and feeble-mindedness at the heart of our democratic system.

Classic dating tomes tell women to smile and tilt their head and laugh at a man's jokes, feeble as they may be, in order to create attraction.

For added effect, get some friends to occasionally throw penicillin at you while you laugh manically as you remain unharmed by this feeble attack, truly emphasising the horrors of antibiotic resistance.

She poured endless cups of coffee and laughed and rolled her eyes when one of the old buzzards made a feeble pass at her.

As that feeble witticism suggests, Oliver is not exactly ready for the stand-up stage, so Ms. Meriwether manufactures laughs by having this sweet-faced kid spatter the dialogue with deadpan vulgarities and jokes about his obsessive desire to have sex.

But enforcement is feeble.