Uproariously

HINKLE: We would have read-throughs in which it would be, like, still afterward, or maybe everybody would be uproariously applauding, but nothing was done in a small and casual, flippant way.

Shelton laughed uproariously when Baldelli's words were conveyed to him.

She’s not one to yell or laugh uproariously, which has led some people — especially men — to label her as unemotional.

Daniel Craig took a break from all that licensed killing and Martini-guzzling to star as a dapper sleuth in this head-achingly tricksy and uproariously fun play on an Agatha Christie-style whodunit.

IT'S not often you see an audience one minute on the verge of tears, and then the next laughing uproariously.

As a result, the movie elicits a few chuckles but is never uproariously funny, despite taking shots at everything from DC insiders to country bumpkins to coastal elites.

Audiences laughed uproariously at the preposterous amount of abuse the boy could tolerate at the hands of his father, who would violently toss him around the stage like a sack of potatoes.

Those laughing uproariously at that prediction should remember in a minority anything can be possible, and nothing’s off the table for those with a pragmatic instinct for survival.

And then to a Sharia nation to laugh uproariously as Muslims roll out prayer rugs and push their foreheads against the ground.