Sentence examples for fond chuckle from inspiring English sources
Rush Limbaugh conceded, with a fond chuckle, that the plan was "a bit radical".
Robson would later recall his first sight of José with a fond chuckle: "This young, good-looking ex-schoolteacher who spoke very good English and had a minor Portuguese coaching certificate".
Terry Dobney, a sixty-five-year-old Gandalf look-alike who was protesting outside the visitor center, told me that he is "the Keeper of the Stones and the democratically elected ArchDruid of Avebury," a claim that elicited fond chuckles whenever I mentioned it to other Druids.
The terms Burchill used may have been insensitive, but had the target of them been more acceptable to liberal opinion – Scientologists, say, or gun-toting American Christians – they would have prompted no more than a few fond chuckles.
Like the guy who leads 200 people a day around London, Gardner is knowledgeable about the major attractions, cheerfully conversational, deliberately inoffensive and fond of jokes pitched at the chuckle range.
I asked the Amazon team how Google felt about the launch — there was an audible chuckle, and they said something about Android being on an amazing growth trajectory and that they were fond of its openness.
He was fond of exclaiming "Perfect!" at the conclusion of our first disastrous rendition which never failed to elicit many guffaws and chuckles from the choristers.
