Sentence examples similar to ridiculing laughter from inspiring English sources
After all, anyone who is courageous enough to face the world head on, risking possible ridicule and laughter, is to be applauded.
The dancers who have been with the troupe for years say that when the group started in November 1996, they faced ridicule and laughter.
You may experience ridicule and laughter, but just hold your head up high and strut your stuff.
But a new study of laughter during the court's oral arguments finds that the comments from the justices that draw chuckles and guffaws are not aimed at ridiculing the advocates standing before them.
They ridiculed it; they howled with laughter.
All his most envied and celebrated qualities have been simultaneously ridiculed by the relentless popular laughter.
It will be increasingly difficult for anyone, even within the NCAA, to use the term without either breaking into laughter or being ridiculed for using it.
All his most envied and celebrated qualities have been simultaneously ridiculed by the relentless popular laughter: his speech capable of convincing anyone, his ability to say one thing and do another, and of course always blaming Yankee imperialism for all his setbacks; his intransigence until the opportunity to say and do exactly the opposite arrived.
There was laughter on our bus, laughter that built community; passengers emerged from their private meditations to point and laugh and ridicule.
But if you ridicule them, bring them down with laughter -- they can't win.
