Sentence examples for laughed rather from inspiring English sources

The audience laughed rather than woo-wooed.

At that point, where I laughed rather loudly, it occurred to me that the best way to appreciate this book would be as a string of extremely black jokes – in which case it works very well.

Amazingly enough, the Notre Dame faithful is laughing rather than being laughed at.

Anyway, I was glad the person next to me was laughing, rather than chewing through my neck.

For the first few minutes, the Conservative backbenchers loyally made a point of laughing rather too loudly, but before long they had just taken to chatting among themselves.

My amethyst rings will be being prised off me by some pretty dresser, and that's about as much attention as I'll get.'" He laughs rather sweetly.

I've seen my son do this many times, and can never quite stop myself laughing, rather than offering the expected, yet less genuine, expression of empathy.

The veteran Jewish-American comedian has long maintained that the best way to take the wind out of an adversary's sails is by pointing and laughing rather than through sanctimonious huffing and puffing.

To those of us who had somehow avoided Skippy he was the first Australian we had ever heard and in the early 1970s it was the voice that made us laugh, rather than what he said.

"To be honest... " He laughs, rather engagingly at a loss, and I'm reminded that despite the poise, and watchfulness, he is only 19. "I can't... " Luol's father, Aldo Deng, later fills in the gaps.

Asked what makes her laugh most, she says, "I love to laugh and I laugh rather easily but... Tim Conway.