Sentence examples for laughing factor from inspiring English sources
But most of the times only talking would not reap results (you may become a laughing factor too), so the best weapon would be "hit back".
"It's really the laugh factor".
The laugh factor of having this girly, mildly insane roommate shack up with these three men is moderate, though the device of the "douchebag jar" (to be filled when one of them says or does something that qualifies) is a nice touch.
Note where a pause or a physical action could amp up the laugh factor.
"Yes," I said, "her book's 823 pages, so if length is a factor, she's laughing".
But he made her laugh, a factor almost as important as proximity.
Rowetta was a buoyant, brash, laughing contestant on the first X Factor in 2004, the one won by Steve Brookstein.
He didn't fall about laughing at the state of The X Factor, nor did he insult anyone specific.
Sandra H. Magnus, who will begin a stay of several months on the station, said that while many people expressed revulsion at the recycling system, she laughed about the "yuck factor" because the purification would exceed that of most municipal water systems.
Not the institutions, not the politicians (laughing)!
