Sentence examples for which laughs from inspiring English sources

Peña Nieto is depicted, in cartoons, as a carnival mask behind which laughs Carlos Salinas de Gortari, a former President, who is still regarded as enormously powerful.

The Bottle Rockets pick up on these qualities in songs like "Man of Constant Anxiety" (also on "Blue Sky"), which laughs at the "O Brother" cult of hillbilly authenticity while listing the mounting pressures on a real working person.

This profound philosophical doctrine, the identity of intuition and expression is, moreover, a principle of ordinary common sense, which laughs at people who claim to have thoughts they cannot express or to have imagined a great picture which they cannot paint.

The other aspect of my PhD was doing magnetostratigraphy so I was learning how to do magnetic analyses, which (laughs) has a steep learning curve.

We write poems called calaveras, which laugh at the living.

And Ms. Richardson is a master of that most essential of Chekhovian reactions in which laughing and crying become indistinguishable.

And with unerring sensitivity he finds the sweet spot at which laughing at the horrors of life and feeling compassion for those who must endure them intersect.

That delighted the sellout crowd, which laughed even more when the announcer said over the public address system that the Devils were assessed a bench minor.

No such demurral was necessary; Vinci's gutsy performance had already charmed the crowd, which laughed and cheered as she declared the victory the best moment of her life.

The Psychoactive Substances Bill that was being debated seeks to ban all so-called 'legal highs', even those that have been shown to do no harm to society, of which laughing gas is one and poppers, or amyl nitrate, another.

A video in which Laughing Man is depicted as an Apple engineer has more than 4 million views on YouTube.