Sentence examples for good at laughter from inspiring English sources
Life ends no better for girls in pearls than for anyone else; what sets the Mitfords aside is that they were all so very good at laughter in the dark.
True, it's a low-budget production up a steep flight of stairs, but you don't find 90 minutes of good-hearted laughter at Off Off Broadway prices every day.
Eats explodes with laughter, "He's very good at pressing play, totally serious about it too".
I would probably have [dropped out] many times hadn't it been for my partner [dry laughter] …she was good at pushing me… She had noticed that I felt better afterwards [consultation].
Because laughter feels good and laughter's involuntary.
Unlike forced laughter, that strained bark designed to make someone else feel good, nervous laughter makes everyone feel bad.
Paul Rudd had told me that fake laughter "is very, very difficult, and Steve is really, really good at it".
I had never been much good at pin the tail on the donkey when a child; now the suppressed laughter of the actors on stage left me in no doubt.
At the ranch, Huston had a cowboy named Dusty, and, with a good deal of laughter, he described Dusty's gaunt and leathery face and his big, black ten-gallon hat.
A good laughter relieves much stress.
