Sentence examples for triggering laughter from inspiring English sources

"Especially Straub," Justice Calabresi said, triggering laughter in the courtroom.

"Then I will help," Rivers deadpanned, triggering laughter in the room.

What triggers laughter is a question that leads into a different labyrinth.

Naturally, Mr Kagermann sees SAP as the über-integrator in this real-time economy.Not too long ago, however, such an ambition would have triggered laughter among industry analysts.

A law professor at Boston University analyzed transcripts from every Supreme Court hearing and debate in 2004, and found that Scalia's comments and quips triggered laughter in 77 separate occasions.

"Well, I think I'll pack it in," Mr. Maude-Roxby said, triggering relieved laughter.

"I don't think I am gonna play it," said Young at first, triggering widespread laughter.

Those two works gave Smith her most memorable scenes: drawing tears as she portrayed the final decline and death of the grand-matriarch in her last episode of The Royle Family, and triggering loud laughter in A Private Function, as she sat dourly church-hatted beside Smith while the daughter carried out her wartime duties as a cinema organist.

The results suggests that hard-wired connections must form early in life between somatosensory cortical neurons and cells in other brain regions that process other aspects of tickling, from the motor neurons that trigger laughter to the socially attuned neurons that recognize whether a tickler is a friend or stranger, Wattendorf says.

Recorded laughter produced by a "laugh box", a small, battery-operated record player from a novelty store, was sufficient to trigger real laughter among my undergraduate students in a classroom setting.

A man surrounded by attentive, laughing females is obviously doing something right, and he will comply by continuing to feed his admirers whatever triggers their laughter.