Sentence examples for inspire laughter from inspiring English sources

His intention is not to inspire laughter or relief; his targets are not the powerful.

[C7.] Take the Gun, Leave the Nail File Airport security checkpoints inspire laughter and tears.

Ducks also inspire laughter, as in the cases of Donald and Daffy.

Yet despite the impressive commitment of the two leads, the movie unfolds with such utter looniness that the final, horrible moments are more likely to inspire laughter than shock.

Woody Allen, another of Mr. Schickel's interview subjects (and the subject of one of his previous documentaries) declares that some of Chaplin's bits will still inspire laughter a thousand years from now.

But her later dancers operated in a period dominated by irony, a period when a drama involving characters identified as One Who Seeks and He Who Summons, wandering among phallic statuary and brandishing icons at each other, was likely to inspire laughter rather than awe.

It is good to see something that inspires laughter or provokes thought.

The third speaker inspired laughter among his fellow-sheikhs when he broke into English, proclaiming, "We don't want occupation — we want liberation".

The third speaker inspired laughter among his fellow-sheikhs when he broke into English, proclaiming, "We don't want occupation we want liberation".

Disaster!, a jukebox musical with a book by Seth Rudetsky and Jack Plotnick, and additional material from Drew Gareci, inspires laughter, cheers, winces and quite a lot of head-scratching.

Had she owned up to doing damage at Prada, or even Barneys, she might not have inspired laughter when reassuring us that the money saved on that ImClone trade amounted to a mere ".006percentt" of her net worth.