Sentence examples for less laughing from inspiring English sources

Nontonal music has a lot of trouble smiling, much less laughing out loud, but Mr. Imbrie's Scherzando could be downright funny.

This time, less laughing.

Less "laughing about that time he kicked a football directly into a lady's face and had to send her flowers afterwards"; more enjoying Rio for being Rio.

I knew full well that this would not be taken lightly, much less laughed off.

Somebody asked Strahan if he could see changing his mind, and he more or less laughed in our faces.

Here's £400, make a tubby menopausal bloke's fantasy into a living reality," they more or less laugh in your face.

I found the first two installments unwatchable — the first one literally so, having repeatedly stopped watching it somewhere midway through, the second, figuratively — I saw it the weekend it opened and more or less laughed and eye-rolled my way the whole time.

I found the first two installments unwatchable the first one literally so, having repeatedly stopped watching it somewhere midway through, the second, figuratively—I saw it the weekend it opened and more or less laughed and eye-rolled my way the whole time.

(Insert slightly less laughs).

"Just a touch defensive, are we?" Doug more or less laughed.

"They don't get credit for, at the very last minute, when finally the guy that they nominated and they endorsed and they supported is caught on tape saying things that no decent person would even think, much less say, much less brag about, much less laugh about or joke about, much less act on," Obama said at the dinner.