Exempel på laughing

• Please don't laugh - I'm being serious.

• I could see Emma trying not to laugh and of course that started me off.

• They joked and laughed as they looked at the photos.

• The audience was still laughing as the curtain fell.

• When he laughs he sounds like a horse neighing.

• One wants to know why not being a friend and not being just are, like not understanding stories and laughing at jokes, deprivations.

• Species-typical vocalizations such as crying and laughing are under minimal conscious control and are poor candidates for behavioral shaping.

• The whole book is a sad caricature of the kind of unselective suspicion of motives which has made psychoanalysis increasingly a laughing-stock amongst psychiatrists.

• Pathological laughing and crying following stroke: validation of a measurement scale and a double-blind treatment study.

• The performers continued, taking no notice, but the spectators could not help laughing merrily.

• Laughing in the face of adversity is an essential feature of the maintenance of culture.

• Schematic representation of laughing movements after presentation of an emotional stimulus.

• During the anatomy demonstrations, experiments, and discussions, nobody was to disturb the lecturers or the auditors by talking, laughing, or otherwise making a noise.

• Further analysis revealed that all subjects (patients and controls) were susceptible regarding humour (minimum laughing frequency=3).

• Ten weeks later a significant increase of laughing frequency and initial velocity during laughing was found.

• She is always laughing and telling experiences and anecdotes.

• A laughing young man modestly covers his mouth with his hand, but a buxom young woman laughs openly, showing her teeth.

• She was accused of laughing with her brother at the king's ballads, calling them foolish.

• Laughing humans chop an outward breath into a series of short (1/15 second), vowel-like blasts ("ha") that repeat about every 1/5 second ("ha-ha").

• Although crying and laughing differ greatly in function and social context, they nicely complement each other and contribute to infant survival and development.