She finds herself flushing with a combination of rage and an almost reckless mirth.
Kate merrily greets all of Sir Harry's boastful claims of success with barely concealed mirth and impertinence.
It is directed by Terence Davies, whose previous films include The House of Mirth and Distant Voices, Still Lives.
Ever since Arianna Huffington first floated the idea of a Beatty candidacy, it has been the cause of mirth.
The modern Journal's first managing editor, he knew that into the world of business a little mirth must be poured.
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Beneath the gush of his eloquent vocabulary incessantly burbled a subterranean effluence of inexhaustible mirth, a Gulf Stream of self-satisfied glee.
This fact, which I proclaimed upon arrival in middle school, was a source of considerable mirth for the powerful few who dictated the social tide.
"Royal expenses are on the way, " Mr Skinner remarked this year in a nod to the parliamentary expenses scandal, prompting mirth among his fellow MPs.
He makes grandiose claims with a mixture of mirth and sincerity.
She has played a protective single mother in You Can Count on Me, a scheming, malevolent Bertha Dorset in The House of Mirth, and the wife of sex researcher Alfred Kinsey in Kinsey, among many other diverse characters.
He's a creature of habitual poses -- lips pursed in a smile that mocks mirth, eyes narrowed by a need to dominate, and, beneath it all, motives as opaque as the squid ink he requires for his drawings.
In a society where joy and celebration has become an irrelevance, where people avoid visiting landmarks for fear of bombings and shun celebrations due to security threats, where occasions of shared mirth are fast becoming non-existent, the victory mania was a sure sign that our geopolitical apathy has undergone a revolution - of the cricketing kind.
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