Sentence examples for more laughable from inspiring English sources

In fact, such missives proved more laughable than harmful.

Hip hop is even more laughable: Hey ladies!

The prospect of prices declining for commercial Broadway is still more laughable.

There's nothing more laughable than a politician who's had a rubbish result pretending it's all right.

The scale of the tiny berth was all the more laughable given the vastness of our setting.

The broadcast was delayed, but when the show did run, some critics found it more laughable than dangerous.

There might well be some beneficial offshoot for Rangers, but for Easdale to trumpet Ashley's involvement as a desire to give the beleaguered club a dig-out, and nothing more, was laughable in its simplicity.

Throughout my year of adventures -- some more strenuous, laughable and peculiar than others -- I've realized the all-too-clichéd truth: You make your own happiness.

She also wrote and directed a video to promote it that is unfortunately less nice and more a laughable propagation of the silent, lip-licking caricature of a "woman in touch with her sexuality".

But one heading in the binder — Big Game Ollie — is actually more poignant than laughable.

"The whole argument about whether a book with or without a dagger is more legitimate is laughable".