Sentence examples for laugh either with from inspiring English sources

I can't tell if it's a joke or not, but, regardless, it will make you laugh, either with or at Mason.

A man accused of wrongdoing might point to a woman either remaining silent or laughing along with the crowd at sexist jokes or unwanted touching as a sign that she was OK with it or even enjoyed it.

Take a few minutes to laugh either by yourself or with others.

He added, with a laugh, "Either that or this show is completely over-the-top and stupid".

Generally speaking, girls dress as boys to get kinds of social access or agency normally denied to women while boys dress as girls to get a laugh, either by pastiching glamour (as with Craig's resolutely straight-faced turn) or travestying the appearance of an older woman – the Lady Bracknell effect.

If nobody laughs, either say it again with a different expression or say a different word.

His prim teacher, Miss Rich, a martinet in tweed suit and broach ("And no laughing, either," she sputters), requites him with a dreadful report card that produces a storm of parental prohibition: "No ice cream!

It didn't get any laughs either.

Lizeth, who is Salvadoran American, wasn't laughing either.

Patrick wasn't laughing, either.

So he perches on the edge, leaving the key questions of "What are we laughing at" "Whom are we laughing at" and "Whom are we laughing with" either unanswered or with contradictory responses.