Sentence examples for kind laughter from inspiring English sources

I witness the judgment you are experiencing; the outrage being projected onto you from some quarters; the not so kind laughter; the punitive policing of your chosen identity; the public shaming.

It's 5 AM when Buffy Sainte-Marie picks up the phone at her home in Hawaii, but there's no semblance of fatigue in her voice: the 74-year-old folk legend and 2015 Polaris Prize victor dispenses sagely advice between bursts of kind laughter.

I'm a professional musician!" And the pianist starts to laugh, but it's a forced kind of laughter, and you can see the pain behind it.

His halting speech was itself a kind of laughter, not fully intelligible yet contagious.

"It's in the genes of France, this kind of laughter," she says.

(The jokes were a surprise, too, provoking the kind of laughter many comedies fail to muster).

Which is say his photograph inspires the kind of laughter I can do without.

The old "Day," made early in the atomic age, has long inspired this kind of laughter.

There was a certain kind of laughter that, in children, was a howl.

She is professional and serious, but quick to a certain kind of laughter that's filled with smoky glee.

But words ultimately have little to do with the kind of laughter to be gleaned from "Looney Tunes".