laugh at造句

I began to laugh at this crazy discovery.

The girls will all laugh at you because you pick food out of your beard.

No one wants to laugh at that tormented, pitiful Don Juan.

I've had many a laugh at her perplexities and untold troubles, which she vainly strove to hide from my mockery.

He paused to laugh at this notion, but also realized that his meditation on the austere god was gone.

And the ending itself is so bold and so outrageous that it's hard not to laugh at Tarantino's audacity.

And finally, we thought, even if you do land in jail, at least you can laugh at your own stupidity for getting caught.

She said: “People used to chase me round the playground at school with banana peels and everyone used to laugh at me. They thought it was hilarious.”

He held the blotter in his hand and contemplated it in stupid delight, almost ready to laugh at the hallucination of which he had been the dupe.

Watching Sam taunt Lucky in human form with a ball, or laugh at his collar, was just funny – even if you do have a soul.

Therefore, don’t laugh at those students who are vulgarian, because they may be the protagonist in your future reunion, and the example your MM set up for you to follow.

However, those who claimed to have the ability to laugh at themselves - and whose friends' assessments matched their own - genuinely laughed and smiled more often and more intensely than the others.