Sentence examples for laugh of a from inspiring English sources

It was the laugh of a cook who knows how to have fun in the kitchen.

"It is the laugh of a man who has severed his bonds and is truly free".

Not the bitter little laugh of disappointment, but the laugh of a truly happy man.

Cocteau said it was the laugh of a very young crocodile.

He frequently laughs, the kind of laugh of a man still amused by his own good fortune.

Because chortle is so handy and so onomatopoeically evocative (think of the laugh of a portly chum).

The baby had the laugh of an evil genius. .

It is a laugh of recognition – a loud smile, really.

Huge laugh, of course, and a delightful one.

Importantly, it wasn't a laugh from a joke, it was a laugh of understanding.

He was a natural mixer who could get a laugh out of a perfect stranger.