Sentence examples for vulnerable laugh from inspiring English sources

Now if he's hot, loaded, got a great sense of humor, can talk deeply, be vulnerable, laugh when he feels like crying, and rocks the mattress, then by all means grab him and don't screw it up!

THERE are times in this world when you want to get lost, well and truly out of your head, and find yourself vulnerable and laughing amid real, untrammeled beauty and hardship and life.

We are vulnerable when we laugh.

"They're different people," she said with a laugh, "less vulnerable and subjected less to these adverse life effects".

All that these programmes can now offer is a parade of vulnerable show-offs to laugh at, and every household has one of those - just like every household has a cynical, sneery Simon Cowell lurking in the corner.

Earlier that evening, he'd invited her to supper: "I don't set a fancy table, my kitchen's awful homey!" Perkins turns the second syllable of "homey" into a weird, bashful, gulping little laugh, with a vulnerable, boyish grin.

I love the kinds of things that encourage you to let your guard down, be open and vulnerable; and just to be laughing sincerely.

The PR laughed; I felt exposed and vulnerable.

Suddenly some of the world's most potent bankers and their scammer clients find themselves as vulnerable as slow, lackluster freighters confronting the laughing pirates off the Somalia coast.

And they make us vulnerable to other people's reactions — will you laugh, or not?

Some films have certainly abused the First Amendment by winning cheap laughs at the expense of the vulnerable to no worthwhile end.