Sentence examples for getting laughed at from inspiring English sources
"You couldn't explain it to anyone without getting laughed at".
"I watched Britain's Got Talent auditions and there are these kids getting laughed at by the audience.
They didn't tell any of their friends what they were up to, for fear of getting laughed at.
And I was saying this back when I was getting laughed at by the Wall Street Journal and pilloried by the National Review.
You can hear this dilemma — the desire to get laughs without getting laughed at — in Williams's jokes, and even in his stage voice, which swerves unpredictably from a raspy rat-a-tat monotone to a petulant falsetto.
I remember getting laughed at during a game of Pictionary when I couldn't come up with the word for a giant bird landing on a lawn with a baby in its mouth.
You might get laughed AT if you decide on an idiotic giggle.
Old women get laughed at.
You won't get laughed at," he says.
"You get laughed at if you feel it.
