It's also frequently laugh-out-loud funny.
"She frequently laughed, as she did often, while claiming that I had a mistress," he writes.
Mrs. Cashin, frequently laughing, admits that she remains the straight man of the family and his willing audience.
He issued a stream of orders and talked with gusto to American reporters in broken English, frequently laughing abruptly at his own remarks, although there did not always seem to be any joke.
One might just as readily point to its page-turning qualities – the narrative is as propulsive as anything he has written before – or applaud the novel's caustic and frequently laugh-out-loud sense of humour.
The book is frequently laugh-out-loud funny, from Madeline's affinity for British-isms like "oh calamity!", to the widespread obsession among the parents on the "gifted and talented" label for their children, which spurs a frenzy of delight and worry.
When he attended conferences, a lot of foreign scientists frequently laughed at certain jokes the speakers were telling, when he was totally lost and confused.
Taking the form of a faux documentary in the Christopher Guest tradition, the frequently laugh-out-loud film profiles a dysfunctional group of aging children of the night who happen to be longtime New Zealand flat-mates.
Emma Dibdin of Digital Spy awarded the film five out of five stars and called the film "a new Disney classic" and "an exhilarating, joyous, human story that's as frequently laugh-out-loud funny as it is startling and daring and poignant.
