Sentence examples for find laughs from inspiring English sources

Farage and Brexit are so politically charged that they feel like risky subject matter for a non-partisan public-service broadcaster to find laughs in.

Yet the cavernous auditorium at the Garden rewards only their grandest gestures; smaller moments get swallowed up, and quips that would find laughs in another space seem hopelessly diffused here.

The quest to find laughs at NBC continues: The network has canceled the comedies "About a Boy," "Marry Me" and "One Big Happy".

I then got this phone call from Brian May and he said, "Damn you're hard to find!" (laughs) I was trying to be impossible to find at the moment.

Stanza 52- life hurts /---/ It is possible that she has fibromyalgia, or else it's just life that hurts... / pause/ ah / sigh/ and that, that I don't know that much about... / laugh/ Several times we find laughs as in stanza 52.

Find laughing at some poor, deluded sod howling their way through Cat Stevens on BGT a little too close to the bone?

Ms. Punch finds laughs in the gap between reality and her character's oblivious ego.

The staff of "The Daily Show" finds laughs by taking the facts of a news story more seriously than real TV journalists sometimes do.

Several readers who enjoyed the show singled out the comedy, particularly the ways Mr. Hwang found laughs in the business of doing business in China: " 'Chinglish' takes on a timely topic in a laugh-out-loud funny way.

As she resists his romantic pleas, she finds laugh-out-loud humor in total physical passivity.

He was also the kid we found laughing at himself when he heard about a rumor regarding his "curious tendencies".