Sentence examples similar to mocking guffaws from inspiring English sources
But look more closely, and you'll spot rascally middle-aged men in among those neatly clipped trees, some doing energetic pull-ups from the branches as others slap their fat, bare bellies with loud, self-mocking guffaws.
The loud guffawing men, and the gang of boys who crowd around him, speak over Imad, mocking him.
The governor mocked Obama's focus on climate change as a security threat, eliciting guffaws from the audience.
But the satire is unfocused and crude, and Mr. Kotis and the director, John Rando — they previously collaborated on "Urinetown," for which Mr. Kotis wrote the book and was a co-writer of the lyrics — expend much more energy on the mock-melodrama and the guffaws to be engendered by playing up the sordidness and stupidity of these hicks.
Fear of a towelhead planet, that's what it's all about," guffaws Thurston, before abandoning his mock-tabloid tirade: "No, I kinda like the Arabs, myself".
[Loud guffaws all round].
