Sentence examples for it would be laughed from inspiring English sources

It would be laughed out of town faster than a Broadway flop.

Should any other part of the kingdom ask for such sums it would be laughed out of court.

In my early years of blogging, I was reluctant to share my photo online for fear it would be laughed at and distributed for further ridicule.

"You would hope that if a case was brought it would be laughed out of court," Mr. Bernstein, the law professor, said.

If this were a political movie, it would be laughed out of theatres as propaganda dressed up as entertainment, a counterpart to last year's film of "Atlas Shrugged".

And although the commissions were to judge guilt "beyond a reasonable doubt," the rules of evidence allowed for evidence that, as one of the lawyers put it, "would be laughed out of any other court".

"If it's any other team, I would be laughing," he said, "because I've never seen this before.

It's always interesting to me that Beethoven is considered art, for instance, but if someone wrote and performed Beethoven's 5th Symphony right now (and assuming Beethoven never wrote it) he would be laughed off the stage.

Even stabbing chopsticks into a bowl of rice and leaving them there (an act of hostility among Chinese because it signifies death) would be laughed off (nervously) by locals unless it was done with obvious intent.

"I'm not going to lie, if it was someone else I'd be laughing and joking with the rest of them," added Yeo. "I actually didn't go up to the hospital until Monday.

It sounds like a treatment that would be laughed out of the earliest production meeting.