So in short, we do laugh because of humour and jokes, but we laugh mostly because of love and affection.
Ms. Dobson also said she thought the landlord was getting "a real bargain" by hiring Mr. Laudati, who, she said, was working "mostly out of love".
"I started producing mostly out of love of being in the studio and also because I wanted bands to feel like they were going to get exactly what they wanted without anybody pushing them around," he said.
As in most movies today, and as in life, mobile phones play a key role; in communicating with families and ground staff; receiving information about the fate of the Twin Towers and the Pentagon; and sending last-minute communications, mostly declarations of love, to family and friends.
The album mostly consists of love songs relating to subjects such as her boyfriend Dominic Thrupp, her producer Nellee Hooper and the love of life itself.
The songs are mostly of false love (including a treacherous water sprite), and while its downbeat, trancelike mood is unwavering, the album has a gentle, insistent power.
The landscape of "A Shropshire Lad" is an all-purpose landscape, not a particular one, and, far from being the unspoiled countryside imagined by Brexiteers, it's a place mostly of unhappy love and early death.
When Yeats joined in the Irish nationalist cause, he did so partly from conviction, but mostly for love of Maud.
The books, some of which are produced with Lee Rosenzweig, are mostly a labor of love that generally make little money.
