Примеры mirth

• Of course, this is a source of mirth for the audience.

• Sound of mirth caused by one in drag with a bit of humour.

• All this would certainly have provided matter for gossip and mirth.

• Melancholy and gloom are to be avoided, as well as jollity and riotous mirth.

• Bradford's account, not surprisingly, sees nothing ' ' harmless' ' in such ' ' mirth.

• That is the first gleam of mirth that has appeared on his face since his troubles of last.

• I am reluctant to use the phrase "joined-up government"—it seems to cause mirth—but that is what is needed.

• But he still seems to treat these problems of industry with a certain amount of mirth and levity.

• Much of that evidence at times arouses mirth, but in general it has tended to arouse indignation.

• The idea of old-age pensioners being forced to subsidise other tenants is obviously a matter for considerable mirth.

• I imagined that some mirth might be generated by our differences of opinion.

• I will return to the reason for my mirth at that description later.

• Here, an absence of training is the norm, and the public's attitude to the security industry is a combination of mirth, hostility and indifference.

• My daughters found the hour set aside for the subject to be an hour for mirth rather than instruction.

• In last night's debate there was a good deal of mirth and serious evidence about the paper generated by the new higher education funding councils.