Sentence examples for intimate laugh from inspiring English sources

Amid the characters' irritated arguments and leisurely digressions, this odd couple sometimes stop to share an unnervingly intimate laugh.

All of their attention is focused on each other, with the rest of us as intimate witnesses, laughing and cringing and sometimes crying as they tack from coy evasion to vicious honesty and back.

Perhaps it occurred when holding a new born child, engaging in or watching a dance, engaging in intimate relationship, laughing, making eye contact, appreciating the natural world, riding a motorcycle, playing or hearing or composing music, going deep in prayer or meditation, cooking, running, flying a plane, or making or appreciating art.

But something more powerful, and probably less intimate than having a laugh with your pals, is under way.

F. W. Murnau's agonizingly intimate dramas "The Last Laugh" and "Sunrise" are also grand displays of the city-sized possibilities of studio machinery.

She laughed, an intimate cackle that drew amused glances from the nearby booths.

It has hit just the right level of bad and good, promising laughs, bizarre intimate details, small train wrecks of discomfort, and, possibly, some insight into the problems of domestic life.

Boxoffices James Rocchi offered a positive stance, stating that the "plot moves, the supporting cast is lively and the action stays small-scale and intimate, never overwhelming the laughs"; he felt that the profanity and vulgarity never became "stale".

Those who said "I love you" and were intimate by cuddling, kissing and laughing together during sex were more satisfied, the study which focused on heterosexual couples found.

In the spring of 1817, he wrote from Venice to ask his friend Thomas Moore to assure the critic Jeffrey, one of his supporters, that "I was not, and, indeed, am not even now, the misanthropical and gloomy gentleman he takes me for, but a facetious companion, well to do with those with whom I am intimate, and as loquacious and laughing as if I were a much cleverer fellow".

"I've certainly an intimate relationship with St Pancras," he laughs.