Days after Dr. Blasey named the "uproarious laughter" of her assailants as her strongest memory of the assault, President Trump mocked her testimony at a rally in Mississippi — to uproarious laughter and applause.
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Games commonly commit either to uproarious violence or competent plotting.
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But a dozen uproarious volumes closed for good on Friday.
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" There are no long scenes of uproarious laughter in "Zapped!
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But then the next moment there's a huge, uproarious laugh.
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It is a bucolic idyll hemmed in by an uproarious metropolis.
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They're gently funny instead of uproarious, but that's kind of the schtick.
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"Now he's repeating himself," Rubio said, to uproarious applause from the audience.
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Her adlib sparked uproarious cheers from onlookers, because she wasn't the only one.
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The uproarious laughter between the two and their having fun at my expense.
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The candidate herself appeared, via video from New York, to an uproarious reception.
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The public screening had been full; his movie had received an uproarious ovation.
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They're uproarious support for Price, whose singing is looser and tarter than ever.
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The reason to bring up "Porky's" now is the laughter — the uproarious laughter.
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There's a lot of uproarious laughter, and Gosling turns to booze to steady himself.
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The film is often funny but rarely uproarious, kinda sweet but not terribly touching.
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A slow clap started to build until it gave way to outright uproarious applause.
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She smiled politely but didn't react with uproarious joy as I thought she might.
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The bed on the right side of the room…The laughter, the uproarious laughter.
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We get tons of great Gaffigan moments, including his uproarious look at binge-watching.
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Worthy of Watteau at his most idling, the image seems an uproarious send-up.
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Before exiting the stage, President Obama gestured toward her as she received an uproarious applause.
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" The novel, she said, was "uproarious and mind-boggling, but also arbitrary and self-indulgent.
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Customers clearly adore him — the laughter coming from his corner of the counter is uproarious.
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NEW YORK — Audi's uproarious R2162 just lost its roof and got a whole lot sunnier.
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Unlikely, yes, but also uproarious and beautifully cast, with tone-perfect direction by Colette Robert.
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The uproarious laughter between the two [Kavanaugh and Judge] ... and they're having fun at my expense.
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While the joke drew uproarious laughter and cheers from the audience, Gorman, standing backstage, was horrified.
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The uproarious applause brought tears to her eyes, she recalled, and her worries blossomed into hope.
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Rather than trying to protect herself, she's embracing every attack — in ways audacious, profane and uproarious.
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Ultimately, there's an uproarious poetry to the way he represents flesh-toned, humanoid limbs in silicone.
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Uproarious heckling and shouting ensued, as NDP leader Thomas Mulcair began yelling at the prime minister.
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DJ Haram, today shared her uproarious soundtrack for NYC fashion label Chromat's Fall/Winter 2017 runway show.
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There's a precious delicacy to his work, even on the most uproarious tracks featured on Carolina Confessions.
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The centerpieces are piano concertos: two by Haydn and Ligeti's uproarious, rhythmically knotty contribution to the genre.
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"I'm actually, at the moment, a stay-at-home mum," she replied, to uproarious laughter from the crowd.
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The result is an uproarious comedy that's smarter than it looks, and slyly feminist in its sexual politics.
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She recounted, for instance, the "uproarious laughter" between Kavanaugh and his friend Mark Judge during the alleged assault.
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His paintings are often uproarious with color: strokes on the slashing curve, jabs, tricklings, wheelings about, splatterings, splashings.
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The 7-foot-6 rookie Tacko Fall receives uproarious cheers whenever he does, well, anything on the floor.
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And when they finished, the applause was uproarious, and for several minutes, the audience remained on its feet.
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Those spewing "shit" have nothing on the uproarious support of her monumental win from her peers and idols.
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There are pages of small stills from his uproarious, densely populated home movie, "Stranded in Canton" (1973-74).
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As funny as the game is—and it is uproarious at times, with appropriately dramatic music—it's also heartfelt.
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" She said she had never forgotten "the uproarious laughter between the two and their having fun at my expense.
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Our conversation ranged from trivial matters and uproarious stories about neighborhood matters to serious acknowledgment of our unusual situation.
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"The uproarious laughter between the two and their having fun at my expense," she said, was her strongest memory.
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The star of two uproarious Netflix comedy specials is nervous about how people will react to her essay collection.
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Then, when Scout's brother, Jem, calls Ewell an "ignorant son of a bitch," the reactions transformed into uproarious cheers.
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Uproarious laughter not only proves that you can take a joke — it proves that the joke is on them.
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Uncomfortable but nevertheless uproarious, "Toni Erdmann" may not be the comedy we asked for, but it's the one we needed.
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The laid-back, uproarious interview underscores that Sheeran has a sense of humor about himself, which makes him feel nonthreatening.
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A Trump-faced robot blows up the whole planet to uproarious applause, rendering even the friendliest Trump turd graffiti a loser.
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Over and over she pushes her snack off the table and then bursts into uproarious laughter as her dad juggles it.
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Turner, an uproarious woman with a raspy voice, didn't immediately remind me of Cather's weathered heroine, but she exuded elemental force.
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But this was much more than a fashion choice producing uproarious applause; it was a decision that was meant to inspire.
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The Singapore-born Kwan was relatively unknown when he came along with the uproarious satire "Crazy Rich Asians" four years ago.
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Shock was his stock in trade: Just as a song began to feel familiar, he inserted his crazy lyrics, to uproarious effect.
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For architect Bjarke Ingels, you get this sort of uproarious, playful, bigger-than-life drone footage of his stunning buildings and developments.
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He loved words and worked hard on them, modelling his uproarious tales on Louis Jordan's and his enunciation on Nat King Cole's.
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"Indelible in the hippocampus is the laughter, the uproarious laughter between the two, and their having fun at my expense," she said.
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"Indelible in the hippocampus is the laughter, the uproarious laughter between the two and they're having fun at my expense," Ford said.
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She said she could hear "uproarious laughter" from Kavanaugh and his friend Mark Judge as they went back downstairs after the attack.
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Sherman-Palladino spins Midge's domestic crises into uproarious stage material and keeps the laughs coming as Midge's life is turned upside down.
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Portraying the late Rudy Ray Moore (aka Dolemite), Murphy embarks on the poignant and uproarious ride of an underdog with a dream.
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She brings a similar unblinking, uproarious honesty to her show "Better Things," on which she plays Sam, a single mother of three.
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The president mocked Ford at a rally and was met with the same kind of uproarious laughter that Ford remembers from her assault.
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Donatoni's "HOT" for solo sopranino/tenor saxophone and small ensemble (1989) is an uproarious grafting of jazz instrumentation onto the vocabulary of modernism.
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He gave a frank, honest and uproarious show to a packed crowd all obviously cheering for him as much as for his jokes. .
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Desperate for more answers, I spoke with Klumpp about why, despite uproarious demand, American women do not have the UTI cure they deserve.
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"To the 'Bernie or Bust' people: You're being ridiculous," Silverman, herself a Sanders supporter, said to uproarious cheers during an appearance with Sen.
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When you start reading the essay "How I Lost My Virginity," you expect a charming, possibly gross, possibly salacious but certainly uproarious tale.
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High school senior Mike Senatore performed an incredible water-bottle flip at his school's talent show yesterday, to uproarious applause from the crowd.
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The film's entire legacy is dependent on Wiseau's staunch defense that the film is misunderstood and not an uproarious comedy of filmmaking errors.
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Then there was Samantha Bee, also on fire, giving uproarious voice to the Trump-fueled rage of women, also garnering sky-rocketing ratings.
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"Fat and Famous," an uproarious song from her 2016 EP, was written for her 10th high school reunion and targeted the mean girls.
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" Christine Blasey Ford: "Indelible in the hippocampus is the laughter — the uproarious laughter between the two, and their having fun at my expense.
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Laughter, of course, was the trigger point for Carrie — kaleidoscopically uproarious laughter that sends her into an infernal rage that only she survives.
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Given the simplicity of its product — a tech-enabled vending machine, in essence — the team was blindsided by the uproarious response that followed.
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" The directors of the documentary, Dan Geller and Dayna Goldfine, said Mr. Valentine had an "uproarious and droll sense of humor" and "disarming honesty.
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But, perhaps funnier than watching a big baby get punched is the uproarious and goofy laughter of the uncle who filmed the entire incident.
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"Tampopo," Juzo Itami's Japanese "noodle western" (1987), is an uproarious, tasty series of satirical sketches that celebrate an erotic connection between food and sex.
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Ford gave an emotional recollection about the "uproarious laughter" she says she heard during the moment her attackers cornered her in a room. Sen.
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A parade day is annihilated when two horses decide to mate — a sexual frenzy that Erdrich describes in uproarious detail, and that unleashes chaos.
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"Indelible in the hippocampus is the laughter, the uproarious laughter between the two and having fun at my expense," Ford replied, her voice breaking.
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Mr. Kroll turned the revelation that Mr. Broderick had gone to the Walden School into an uproarious bit about Walden Pond and public urination.
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Ernest Borgnine uses his entire Best Actor acceptance speech to pledge his undying support for "future president Donald Trump" and is met with uproarious applause.
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Over the nine years of their initial run, Pixies spewed some of the most enigmatic and uproarious rock music of the '80s and early '90s.
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Prophet relayed the concern to Douglas, who was surprised and confused: the reading, in front of a group of CBS executives, had elicited uproarious laughter.
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In the meta excursion, directed by Benjamin Dickinson, Watts brings along his familiar comedic touches (philosophical musings, probing insights into humanity, generally uproarious non-sequiturs).
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Ford, for example, claims to vividly remember the "uproarious laughter" that she heard between Kavanaugh and his friend Mark Judge while she was being assaulted.
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" Her strongest memory of the incident, Ford said, was the "uproarious laughter between the two (Kavanaugh and Judge) and their having fun at my expense.
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"Love to own my opponent by posting video of them getting uproarious applause for opposing extrajudicial killings of black men by white cops," one person said.
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And at the end of a long day on Tuesday, Trump even appeared close to admitting his stunning, uproarious political journey could be nearing its end.
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"I think in the first place that Donald Trump — uh, sorry, that Frank Underwood," he began to say, prompting uproarious laughter, according to The Associated Press.
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The uproarious tale of the friendship between an angel and a demon is being televised at last, he stressed, because of the friendship between two writers.
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Brennan subverts the familiar Y.A. love triangle in uproarious, touching, unexpected ways, and her commentaries on gender roles, sexual identity and toxic masculinity are very witty.
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John Aldridge, a former Liverpool striker, had made a brief cameo, twice losing his footing as he tried to run, his pratfalls greeted by uproarious laughter.
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Those first conversations were filled with uproarious laughter and occasional shouting, in a jumble of Hebrew and English, which could sometimes be heard from the hallway.
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Even when baring her soul and discussing her darkest moments, she was never more than ten seconds away from a good, uproarious, seriousness-puncturing, audience-shocking joke.
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The Girls Trip star deservedly earned a nod for best spoken word album for the audio version of her uproarious yet poignant memoir, The Last Black Unicorn.
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Ojai could make better use of local talent: Southern California has its own distinctive community of composers and allied artists, who sway between uproarious and meditative modes.
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A lot of that chatter is humorous — often gentle and wry, on rare occasion uproarious — but there's also a powerful undertow of loss running through the movie.
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Western audiences usually break out in uproarious laughter at the Kabuki-esque overacting and Microsoft Paint–grade special effects rather than their witty repartee or innovative physical humor.
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The Vermont senator's points on health care, wealth inequality drew strong applause from the audience, while a joke he made about not being on marijuana prompted uproarious laughter.
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In a video posted by a fan at the Outlaw Music Festival, the 85-year-old musician can be seen walking onto stage to uproarious applause from the crowd.
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It's an uproarious and highly-detailed production befitting Anderson's personal style, and it weaves in the book's message about greedy industrial farmers with zero regard for animals with ease.
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It's an uproarious and highly-detailed production befitting Anderson's personal style, and it weaves in the book's message about greedy industrial farmers with zero regard for animals with ease.
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The dancers were the 14 men of Che Malambo, an Argentine company founded and directed by the French dancer Gilles Brinas, and they sent the audience into uproarious applause.
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Apple—uproarious, impulsive and chaotic—was the wrong fit for the quiet, melancholic and reflective Mr Taylor, and his first, self-titled album (1968) was misarranged into a baroque curio.
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The response from the GTA V player community was quick and uproarious, with many of them flooding the game's Steam page with negative reviews, almost 80,000 signatures to a Change.
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In an uproarious debate in the House of Commons, Johnson refused to apologise for unlawfully suspending parliament and instead attacked opponents for thwarting the will of the people over Brexit.
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Mr. Davidson made clear that he had been getting by with a little help from them — and the uproarious applause of a packed house on Monday night probably didn't hurt.
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"Indelible in the hippocampus is the laughter, the uproarious laughter between the two," she said, referring to Kavanaugh and Mark Judge, who she alleges was there the evening she was assaulted.
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Overseen by Don Alfonso (Gary Ramsey), here a sinister teacher who urges the plot on, and his sidekick, the uproarious cleaning woman Despina (Michelle Trovato), the kids' interactions were gentle, tender.
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During her testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee last month, she said she was absolutely certain it was Kavanaugh who assaulted her, and described the boys' "uproarious laughter" during the incident.
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Ms. Sykes reaches for an imaginary waste bin and tips one foot at a perky angle that says she is ready for do-gooder action, sending the crowd into uproarious laughter.
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At the other side of the ledge an uproarious, part-comic take on Queen Victoria — Queen Vicky, Kara Walker calls her — seems to be protecting an emaciated man beneath her voluminous skirts.
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Much commentary on Gilbert has highlighted his promotion of modern work: the "Contact!" new-music series; the uproarious staging of Ligeti's "Le Grand Macabre"; Stockhausen's "Gruppen," performed at the Park Avenue Armory.
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The opening number, "The Whiskey Song," was an uproarious drinking anthem during which the bacchanalian delights celebrated in the first verse curdle into groans as the performers' overindulgence catches up with them.
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"It's not easy to be the daughter of an iconic movie star, but I'm not here to talk about my mom and her Oscar," Ireland joked, eliciting uproarious laughter from Baldwin, 61.
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It rushes through Mr. Blahnik's biography, dwelling on pop-culture moments and blandly ecstatic celebrity testimonials (not counting the uproarious André Leon Talley, who insists Mr. Blahnik is "up there with Baudelaire").
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And that, aides say, is what Trump was looking for when he agreed to travel 8,000 miles for a night in India: an uproarious reception and the biggest crowd he's ever drawn.
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" Meanwhile, Jacolby Satterwhite, Patricia Satterwhite, and Teengirl Fantasy's Nick Weiss collaborate on a pair of fluidly mutating singles, and Nguzunguzu links up with Abu Hajar and Halil Altindere for the uproarious "Homeland.
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"When you said 'indelible in the hippocampus is the laughter, the uproarious laughter,' our spines straightened and we remembered that while our stories are different, our battle is the same," the letter said.
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While promoting his new memoir Me on Jimmy Kimmel Live on Tuesday, John, 72, shared a handful of uproarious tales from his storied life, including one involving Wonder and a certain winter recreation.
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In an uproarious trip to Europe, Trump harangued members of the NATO military alliance, scolded Germany for its dependence on Russian energy and shocked Britain by publicly criticizing Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit strategy.
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"It's really amazing that y'all started out on Full House," Ellen starts but is unable to finish her sentence because there is uproarious applause from the audience at the mere mention of the show.
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Trump's comments indicated he won't let facts get in the way of selling his followers what he wants to sell them — and judging by the uproarious reaction he received, they're willing to buy it.
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I believe Ford experienced a traumatic sexual assault in high school; that she's still haunted by memories of the "uproarious laughter" of her assaulter; that she has endured the lasting effects of this trauma.
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"You know, I never did it because I always thought, like, 'I would end up fucking a female rapper and fucking the business up,'" Ross said, prompting uproarious laughter from the men in the room.
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In her testimony, Dr. Ford said one of the most striking details she remembers is the "uproarious laughter" between Kavanaugh and his friend Mark Judge having fun at her expense while they allegedly assaulted her.
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And in "Ulysses," during the uproarious lament by the clownish Iro, Robert Burt, a veteran of the role, began frantically strumming the harp strings, prompting Wentink to bop him over the head with her score.
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"American Vandal" is an uproarious, proudly idiotic sendup of "Serial" and its true crime brethren, combing through conflicting timelines, cellphone records and bizarre tangential leads to investigate the genesis of some profane parking lot graffiti.
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In the "Seers and Seer Suckers" chapter of his new investing guidebook, "Heads I Win, Tails I Win," Spencer Jakab explains in fine and uproarious detail how consistently most of them fail to predict the future.
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The second seasons of both FX's incomparable hip-hop-at-the-edge-of-civilization series, "Atlanta" and Netflix's campus comedy-drama, "Dear White People," have proven to be as provocative, uproarious and poignant as their first.
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On Tuesday night, Mr. Paul drew an uproarious standing ovation from several hundred young people at the Trump International Hotel, where he spoke at a dinner for Turning Point USA, an organization for college-age conservatives.
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There was more to Reynolds than his hypermasculinity, as was apparent in his uproarious self-send-ups on Johnny Carson's "The Tonight Show" and his romantic involvement with the much older and more sophisticated Dinah Shore.
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Despite the film's over-the-top product placement, "the brand that powers this ragged, intermittently uproarious fusion of sketch-comedy goofing and driving around in circles" is Mr. Ferrell, A. O. Scott wrote in The Times.
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But Cantley's instructions lived on, in the form of an uproarious parody by Peter Cook titled "Entirely a Matter for You," performed at the "Secret Policeman's Ball"' a few days after the end of the trial.
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And on "Misunderstood," an uproarious collaboration with Young Thug, the schlock-pop producer Ricky Reed serves up triumphant "Eye of the Tiger"-esque 1980s power rock, while D.R.A.M. comes on like a comedic Rick James impersonator.
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"Every single year I've been in office, I have supported and called for a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution, and the liberals have said no every year," Reagan told the uproarious crowd in a typical refrain.
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"The Favourite", which, like "Roma", has a strong female focus, won the runner-up Grand Jury Prize, and its star, Olivia Colman, received the Volpi Cup for best actress for her uproarious portrayal of England's Queen Anne.
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After an uproarious debate, to which anti-Temer deputies brought suitcases stuffed with fake cash, the president won a comfortable victory: 20183 deputies voted against referring the case to the supreme court while 227 voted in favour.
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"Never one to shy away from the uproarious, challenging, and remarkable moments that make up life, this exceptionally candid book will have readers wincing with recognition, nodding their head in solidarity, and laughing out loud," it reads.
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" Asked to relive the night of her assault in front of a majority-male panel of senators, she described the "uproarious laughter" between Judge Kavanaugh and Mark Judge, who she said were "having fun at my expense.
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A few years ago, she became an uproarious force on Instagram for her frank sexual talk and her comically acerbic wit, and her casually wise and ground-level relatable videos became part of the app's lingua franca.
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But the trick is actually more narratively justified in this inventive low-budget Japanese comedy, which quickly turns out to be an uproarious backstage farce about the perils of live television rather than a mere zombie spoof.
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Even the show's title — referring to the many people the Calloway family left behind in their old Boston neighborhood — has a darker tinge than you might expect from a show as frequently uproarious as this one is.
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Saturday's double feature promises to revive an old debate: It pits the uproarious political satire "Duck Soup" (representative of the brothers' wild Paramount period) against "A Night at the Opera" (symbolic of their comparatively staid work at MGM).
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Cruz received uproarious applause from his staff upon his return on Tuesday, but many of his Republican colleagues, including those who have hardly kept their opinions of the senator to themselves in the past, are holding their tongues.
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" It's such an uproarious and triumphant track that we knew it would be perfect fodder for the producer's otherworldly cinematic sensibilities, previously displayed on the terrific first video from the album, "Flesh without Blood/Life in the Vivid Dream.
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Ball In The Family, which concluded its 10-episode debut season on Sunday night, presents LaVar in the whole: uproarious, uncompromising, and typically tough-minded, but just as loving and as considerate as you'd hope any parent would be.
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But women tend to be the object of the most uproarious laughing, especially the Germanic battle-ax gym coach, Ms. Balbricker, who, in the movie's meanest scene, asks the principal to open an investigation into a shower room peephole.
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But she didn't break into the public consciousness until last July, when her unrestrained, uproarious performance as Dina in "Girls Trip" made her the star of a movie that also featured Queen Latifah, Regina Hall and Jada Pinkett Smith.
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Nevertheless, here it is for us to consume in abject confusion, and occasionally, in uproarious laughter while we consider questions of Kid Cudi's mental health, his artistic ambition, his satisfaction with the album, what makes music bad or good, etc.
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She greeted the crowd warmly, then started announcing songs with an uproarious, profanity-laced monologue that covered her voluminous hair extensions, Spanx and admiration for the pop star Pink ("If I did want to like a girl, it would be her").
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If you find yourself sharing the couch with the family's disaffected emo youth, introduce them to the O.G. (Original Goth): Wednesday Addams, brought to uproarious life by Christina Ricci in two early '90s big screen adaptations by the director Barry Sonnenfeld.
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Each chorus was uproarious, the sonic equivalent of watching the band hurl themselves against the crowd at a show, but with an airtight construction full of little drum fills, guitar noodling, and Bixler-Zavala's voice breaking up on his emphatic, throat-shredding screams.
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When Maura Axelrod, the film's director, examines those and recalls Mr. Cattelan's pranks (including his use of doppelgängers, and a time when he broke into a gallery, stole objects and exhibited them as his own), the result is uproarious and thought-provoking.
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At a time when psychoanalysis was coming into vogue in the United States, Lubitsch devised uproarious Freudian sight gags (including a dream sequence in which Paul takes the walking stick into his mouth) that revealed sexual desire lurking in banal corners of life.
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In subsequent installments, he adopts a series of disguises (a peg-legged sea captain, a comely female secretary) that point up the character's uproarious lack of talent while revealing Harris' consistently ingenious artistry, here kin to Alec Guinness in his Ealing comedy prime.
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What Blockers actually turns out to be, however, is a thoughtful and generous exploration of what sex means to young women and their parents – one that still has plenty of time for uproarious gags about butt-chugging and Fast and the Furious-style car chases.
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When Gregory Doran, the artistic director of the Royal Shakespeare Company, first decided to direct Shakespeare's cycle of English-history plays, he met with Sir Ian McKellen and asked him if he'd consider playing Falstaff—the fat, uproarious counsellor to the young Prince Hal.
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But my only excursion into Baja had been many years ago, to its baja-most tip, the uproarious beach-and-nightclub resort city Cabo San Lucas, an episode in my earlier life of Hombres Behaving Badly of which, thankfully, there is no known documentation.
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It reinforced the idea that a sideman can be a hero, that great ears, an uproarious Twitter presence, an encyclopedic understanding of the music and the culture that comes with it, can all add up to make someone just as viable a star as any frontman.
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Saturday Night Live guest host Tiffany Haddish kicked off her evening with an uproarious opening monologue that touched on the news of the day (Trump and other awful men), her wardrobe (she's very passionate about her Alexander McQueen dress), and her hit summer 2017 comedy, Girls Trip.
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Though all multi-camera sitcoms that are filmed before a live audience tape with the writers on hand to goose jokes that don't draw big enough laughs, there are ways to make even less funny jokes seem uproarious to the audience (as I've written about here).
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Right now, what's seared into my memory is the uproarious amusement of the men and women in the audience at President Trump's rally last week in Mississippi, when he tore into Dr. Blasey, a moment that political analysts say pushed Justice Kavanaugh's nomination over the top.
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HAPPY HOLIDAYS is part of the theme too, as a "special observance": UMBRELLA POLICY and STAY FOR DINNER make their New York Times Crossword debuts today, but for my money, the really enjoyable part was the long, nontheme Down entries: I loved BOBBLEHEAD, UPROARIOUS and FAIR ENOUGH.
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Eastman found a degree of fame in the nineteen-seventies and early eighties, mainly as a singer: he performed the uproarious role of George III in Peter Maxwell Davies's "Eight Songs for a Mad King," in the company of Pierre Boulez, and toured with Meredith Monk.
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The New York Times bestseller— named book of the week by NPR, ESQUIRE, The LA Times, and NEWSWEEK — is an "uproarious memoir, a feminist rallying cry in a world that thinks gender politics are tedious and that women, especially feminists, can't be funny," according to the book's official synopsis.
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"Indelible in the hippocampus is the laughter, the uproarious laughter between the two, and their having fun at my expense," she said, describing her claim that a drunken Kavanaugh and another boy laughed at her while Kavanaugh pinned her to a bed and attempted to remove her swimsuit.
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Hue, Virginia and Reigns all did things in games that I'd not seen before: an innovative, color-swapping twist to 2D platforming; some proper cinematic editing in a narrative game with no dialogue; and an effortless-to-use Tinder-like interface attached to an often uproarious fantasy narrative, respectively.
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The stage veteran, 63, is not only treading the boards on Broadway in the uproarious and uplifting new musical The Prom — in a role that earned her a Tony nomination for best actress in a musical — but she's also engaged to be married again, this time to longtime love Adam Heller.
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But in 2011, Maurizio Cattelan — one of the most expensive living artists, then at the peak of his career and the subject of an uproarious retrospective at the Guggenheim Museum — told the world that he was finished, fatigued both creatively and by the velocity of the money-fueled art world.
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He received an uproarious ovation, which came to a halt when he returned for an encore: Chopin's Nocturne No. 20 in C sharp minor — haunting at barely more than a whisper, though he couldn't help but occasionally exaggerate his movement when an inward style would have been even more riveting.
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One of those aides, Leonid Volkov, his campaign manager, received a 30-day jail sentence this month for organizing a rally in Nizhny Novgorod, the city where Mr. Putin last month announced his own candidacy for the presidency to uproarious applause and cheering from workers in a local auto factory.
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So when my father died suddenly of complications from leukemia at 47, it was remarkable to watch them, especially my grandfather, a man of few words, process grief — with some anger and a few tears, but also with a series of uproarious jokes I can still remember 10 years later.
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Each of these messages—sent en masse over the course of the day and often followed up with a phone call asking if you saw the meme and then with uproarious laughter as they give you a step-by-step breakdown of the meme—are an expression of love and cultural appreciation.
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It's a superhero origin story, but where most of those leave me ice cold (aside from the first Thor movie, which I find uproarious), this got my heart going, with—yes—a woman hero that I could believe in, a lady who is maybe a bit green, but powerful, ultra-competent and above all caring.
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It provided most of the material for two memoirs, "Knock on Woodstock: The Uproarious, Uncensored Story of the Woodstock Festival, the Gay Man Who Made It Happen, and How He Earned His Ticket to Freedom" (1994) and "Taking Woodstock: A True Story of a Riot, a Concert, and a Life" (2007), written with Tom Monte.
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"He treats as uproarious entertainment a political and social conflict that has split the country into two somewhat irreconcilable camps: the joiners-in, and those who are enemies of Angela Merkel's 'We can do this' slogan," Mr. Höbel added, referring to the statement by Ms. Merkel, the German chancellor, that Germany could handle the refugees.
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Elsewhere, Mr. Babcock sings with an uproarious, self-deprecating sense of humor: Take the album opener, "If This Tour Doesn't Kill You, I Will," which is as close to a mash note as a song with the lyric "every line, every goddamn syllable that you say/makes me wanna gouge out my eyes with a power drill" can be.
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"Indelible in the hippocampus is the laughter — the uproarious laughter — between the two, and their having fun at my expense," said Dr. Blasey, a research psychologist, using the clinical language of neuroscience to describe a horrifying recollection of Judge Kavanaugh and the friend, in essence acting as both victim and expert witness in her own story.
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Ford's details about needing a second door to the front of her house and her misery as she remembered the uproarious laughter of her assailants inspired scores of women to call into C-SPAN to share their stories of assault, a fact that underscores how much this hearing did and will resonate in the public conscience.
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The film played to uproarious laughter at SXSW (granted, I was sitting just a few rows up from Cannon and her friends, so they were probably extra-enthusiastic), and seems destined to fit comfortably besides Bridesmaids and Superbad in the subcategory of raunchy comedies with heart to spare, or next to Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising as a NSFW rager with a feminist slant.
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There weren't many shows before Seinfeld that could air an episode like season four's "The Contest," which pitted the characters against each other in a battle of wills to see who could avoid masturbating the longest — and then repeat its punchline more than a full season later and in a totally different context (in "The Puffy Shirt") to an uproarious response.
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So before he and Arthur Hiller collaborated on "Plaza Suite," they made this uproarious fish-out-of-water comedy in which George Kellerman (Jack Lemmon) and wife Gwen (Sandy Dennis), visiting the city for a job interview, are subjected to a parade of indignities — lost luggage, hotel reservation errors, a mugging, a kidnapping, and transit, sanitation and taxi strikes — that make them long for their Ohio home.
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In 2013, he portrayed the kooky aspiring playwright Roland Maule in a well-received revival of "Present Laughter" at Two River Theater in Red Bank, N.J. In May, Mr. Escola and Aaron Jackson presented an uproarious staged reading of their joint effort "Thicker Than Water" at Ars Nova, in which they portrayed a mother and daughter who happen to be rival dolphin trainers at a water park called Oceantasia.
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Refinery29's own female-helmed Shatterbox series had three films from its second cycle competing in #CBFF's narrative shorts program: One Cambodian Family Please, For My Pleasure; A narrative dramatic short directed by AM Lukas starring Emily Mortimer as a Czechoslovakian refugee who yearns to adopt a family of Cambodian refugees and provide them a better life in Fargo, ND. Are You Still Singing, directed by Gilly Barnes, yielded uproarious laughter as audiences watched the telegram singing protagonist (Joey Alley) try to hold it together after her marriage ends and her anxiety prescription runs out in the middle of back-to-back performances.
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