Sentence examples for such as laughing from inspiring English sources

A report from the Justice Department, which has threatened to sue the state, documents the use of excessive and injury-causing force against children in juvenile facilities, often for minor offenses such as laughing too loudly or refusing to get dressed.

"The numbers using legal highs such as laughing gas and the harms associated with them are relatively small".

We think of affective contents as those video/audio segments, which may cause audiences' strong reactions or special emotional experiences, such as laughing or fear.

One innovation included the "engagement measure", which recorded children's active responses to an episode, such as laughing or dancing to music.

They also quizzed the directors on their ingratiation tactics in the meeting itself, whether that was explicit behaviors such as paying compliments, or implicit such as laughing and smiling.

Support for this argument comes from studies investigating non-linguistic vocalizations such as laughing or crying.

All three use humour to inspire and invigorate staff and students on courses such as Laugh in the Face of Exams and Who Said Don't Smile Until Christmas?

Just when he begins to sound like a protest singer (even of the most elusive kind) he throws in a show tune such as 'Laugh and Be Happy' or a conventional piece of Dixie jazz, in 'Only a Girl'.

In several Northern accents, RP /a:/ (the first vowel sound in father) is still pronounced /æ/ (a sound like the a in fat) in words such as laugh, fast, and path; this pronunciation has been carried across the Atlantic into American English.

Ice Cube's new album, "Raw Footage," comes out in mid-June, and the first few singles sound like a slight improvement over recent albums such as "Laugh Now, Cry Later" and "War and Peace," in which political fury sometimes took a back seat to special guest stars and overly calculated club hits.

"Others" includes special sounds, such as laugh, barking, coughing, or other isolated sounds.