Sentence examples for members laughed at from inspiring English sources
As Walter tells it, some of the board members laughed at him.
Some members laughed at the idea, and most did not attempt any such interventions during 2006, according to the transcripts.
Martin Sheen recounts that after Papp tapped him to play Hamlet, other cast members laughed at him because he had never been to college or read the play.
On the night that I saw the show, some audience members laughed at Plummer's intensity, as though they found it embarrassing.
The mayor found out about the application, just as he had found out about the club's 1996 Christmas party, at which members laughed at jokes about their Cianci freeze-out (made by the sketch artist-cum-comedian Mr. Hall).
"Many of the board members laughed at me," Nadja says.
Furthermore, we can easily extend the metaphor above to say that the Hero is John Candy lacquering the deck while Apple and Palm are the rich, stuck-up yacht club members laughing at the upstart.
When Mr. Chappelle left his series, he said he felt uncomfortable when a white crew member laughed at a sketch about black stereotypes.
Jefferson, for example, coined the term "the Django moment" to describe the discomfort that arose when a white audience member laughed at something he found racially offensive.
To their horror, many rank-and-file members laughed appreciatively at Fang's ridicule of party propaganda.
Most audience members laugh at Bruno's ridiculous portrayal of gayness, but some will use the negative aspects of Cohen's satire to justify their hatred.
