Sentence examples for laughed faintly from inspiring English sources
Tom laughed faintly at the weird experiences, the sort of exasperating experiences that make the games more complicated for the Pettittes.
"Houston?" asked the 80-year-old Mrs. Amundson, laughing faintly.
You'll have so many notifications to get to, as will I, and you'll be laughing faintly at a tweet you just read, while I'll peer over your shoulder to see what I'm missing.
Asked if she thought it smelled faintly of minerals, she laughed – Harper can't smell a thing.
Like the best satires, it makes you feel faintly guilty for laughing, which intensifies the pleasure of reading.
We laugh a bit – he knows it sounds faintly silly.
You know the ones: the close-ups on the losers during the winner's speech, the quick cut to Morgan Freeman when someone makes a faintly racial joke ("He's laughing! So it's not racist!").
England were a laughing stock, the team's most prized asset was in chaos and the idea of winning the Ashes faintly ridiculous.
In the photograph taken in New York, I am laughing about something, but Grass — also amused but not laughing, and scrutinizing me over the bowl of his pipe —seems faintly disapproving, even then.
