Sentence examples for forced mirth from inspiring English sources
Examples of forced mirth on occasions when nothing particularly humorous is going on, are nemerous.
Mother had to buy… Examples of forced mirth on occasions when nothing particularly humorous is going on, are nemerous.
The New Yorker, April 10 , 1948P. 29 Examples of forced mirth on occasions when nothing particularly humorous is going on, are nemerous.
By Cornelia Otis Skinner The New Yorker, April 10 , 1948P. 29 Examples of forced mirth on occasions when nothing particularly humorous is going on, are nemerous.
* Bubbles for the holiday lunch, office party and related forms of forced mirth: You may enjoy the company of your fellow employees, you may even genuinely like a few, but without libations, nothing born of a fun committee will ever meet its goal.
"Fine," Sobchak, says, giggling, but her mirth seems forced.
At first, the mirth is clearly forced, but "it becomes very real very fast," insists Christian Kebbel (pictured below), founder of the Rollins Laughing Club.
At their best, the conflicting forces of mirth and grief have a kind of multiplier effect, like warm and cold air fronts whipping up a thunderstorm of catharsis.
But those are dramas -- i.e., they sometimes force my brain to engage or experience feelings other than mirth.
'If your body is exhausted, do not force yourself to continue,' intoned a blank Glaswegian voice, a warning we had read at the park gates and which now elicited a rattle of hollow mirth.
