Príklady hilarity

• The conceit on which the play rests, confusion of dog with baby, is fittingly absurd, but hilarity should not disguise the more serious political note.

• Critics prefer solemnity to hilarity in their heroes.

• There is a desperate hilarity about him.

• There were moments of great hilarity, especially when the activities required social interaction in close physical space, and spontaneous, quick group improvisations using body and gesture.

• That caused tremendous hilarity on the benches opposite.

• There is no room at the gaol, to the immense hilarity of course of the prisoners, who apparently cheered until it echoed.

• Although there was some hilarity when she intervened, she was quite right.

• I have not got the point of this hilarity.

• Is he aware that millions of people in the country regard the present system with the cynical hilarity that it so thoroughly deserves?

• I felt that they were trying to hide from reality behind hilarity.

• But the hilarity, of course, has nothing to do with unemployment.

• Anyone who does not have to live with this problem can view it with a little hilarity.

• I did not expect that the truth, so tersely stated, would have evoked such hilarity.

• Debates on women's place in society are occasions of great hilarity.

• I appreciate that there is a degree of humour and hilarity in our proceedings, particularly as we deal with this specific issue.