Sentence examples for latter laughed from inspiring English sources
The latter laugh more, in my experience; they're just more interesting.
About the latter, Pak only laughed.
'She said this thing to me that always stayed in my mind, "There are two jobs in this country: one is putting on plays and one is making theatre and I'm more interested in the latter".' Wares laughs: 'And I said, "I don't know if I'm going to do theatre any more.
The latter's refusal to be laughed at is matched by the former's constitutional faith in our right to laugh, although, of the two men, Kim is the more likely to deploy nuclear weapons in the wake of a hissy fit.
Mackay laughed at the latter - the Independent says - most notably Tan's suggestion that players try to score more often from their own half.
Bassist Kevin Mooney was the first to leave, as mortified by pop success as Ant and Pirroni were delighted ("I literally used to rack my brains to think of stuff that the NME would hate," laughs the latter. "Panto. They'll hate panto. We should make it more panto!").
Ratner laughed and laughed.
They laughed and laughed.
