Sentence examples similar to laughing unusually from inspiring English sources
Trump's tweet about Moscow laughing its ass off was unusually (perhaps accidentally) accurate.
Hillary's laugh is unusually uninhibited for a politician — especially, perhaps, for a female politician.
The work, which shows, unusually, an exuberant and laughing Rembrandt, is a tronie – a head study – which depicts an emotional state.
Even birds for which the New York coastline is home were transported unusually far inland, with a laughing gull spotted in Ithaca, for example.
Belichick was not laughing that night, but he has been in unusually high spirits — at least publicly — in the last two weeks, perhaps an indication of his confidence in his team.
LBL isn't going to make fun of this one because migraines are no laughing matter and because those who suffer with migraines are known to be unusually surly.
Cancer and communism may not be laughing matters, but they're funnier than you'd think in two new memoirs by unusually candid and gutsy women.
It's a welcome, unusually introspective interlude that slips into the ecstatic when she scrambles up a rock wall and twirls on its summit, laughing, happy, free and alone.
It was quite incredible [ laughing].
