For her part, Azalea seemed to laugh off the drink throw.
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In Iowa, he sought to laugh off some of the pushback.
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In any case, her clout today allows her to laugh off detractors.
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Sometimes you just have to laugh off the bumps in the road.
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John Kasich — who chose to laugh off the tension after the exchange.
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It would've been something to laugh off at next month's Apple event.
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Women often want to appear tough and might laugh off inappropriate behavior.
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It would be tempting for Marriott executives to laugh off the threat.
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Employees said managers laugh off or ignore sexual harassment and threats of violence.
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" Attempting to laugh off Weinstein's constant advances, Thompson jokes: "Data is hot, right?
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And every time, people laugh off that introduction as a bunch of hot air.
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The initial reaction from the opposition was to try to laugh off the inevitable.
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And though I tried to laugh off their concern, there was something insidious behind it.
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Trust me, it's way better than trying to just laugh off stupid or degrading jokes.
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As I tried to laugh off how personal things had suddenly gotten, she jumped in.
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Drinks and chat, then a leading question we'd laugh off before returning to pleasant conversation.
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Under different circumstances, it might be easy to laugh off this short-fuse hyperbolic response.
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It's a funny way the younger people can laugh off the entitlement of some baby boomers.
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Spicer tried to laugh off the spoof, even offering some advice for McCarthy's impression on Sunday.
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And Trump's endorsement of the strategy may make it much harder for conservatives to laugh off.
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I read right over HOMOPHONE, which was really clever, and had "laugh off" for POOH POOH.
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There are ideas in old, once-dogmatic science that we bright modern folk can now laugh off.
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It's okay—most of us can laugh off those bad decisions when we get a little older.
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Mayweather's right-hand man Leonard Ellerbe, the CEO of Mayweather Promotions, continues to laugh off rematch rumors.
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"That it's the kind of thing you can just stand up to and laugh off and get through."
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In fact, Palin was such a good sport she even appeared on "SNL" to laugh off the jokes.
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One day he makes a harmless slip of the tongue, something any mentally balanced person would laugh off.
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He searches out risks that an actuary would laugh off and wants to cover them in bubble wrap.
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In the end, she bluntly reveals her intentions: "I'm going to kill the queen," which the men laugh off.
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A Black man might laugh off his white partner's comment that she hopes their children won't be too dark.
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It's so far away, literally and figuratively, that it's easy to laugh off any predictions of success or failure.
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But this movie is prepared to laugh off any interpretation, or at least to slough it off its shoulders.
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And it's easy to laugh off Limbaugh's conspiracy-theorizing, given that he's evacuated his own home in Palm Beach.
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It lets her laugh off criticism about ways in which she fails to live up to traditional standards of femininity.
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Still, Jenner is clearly able to laugh off the absurdity of the decidedly not low-key look like a champ.
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At first, Grace and I tried to laugh off our hookup as a fluke, afraid of disrupting the status quo.
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" Bloom has managed to laugh off the incident, telling Elle UK that he simply "had a moment of feeling free.
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Many Brazilians still consider a Bolsonaro presidency a remote, even nightmarish possibility, trying to laugh off his rise through jokes.
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These kinds of comments are so far outside the norms of conventional American politics that they're easy to laugh off.
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Because she couldn't have come up with a better scenario for having them laugh off Trump's accusers if she had tried.
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To her credit, Richie appeared to laugh off the drama days later, giggling with a friend on Snapchat over tabloid reports.
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So what Ryan -- and the rest of the Republican political establishment -- have decided to do is laugh off the Trump tweets.
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John's laid-back sensibility makes it easy for him to laugh off the honking, boob-shaped mass hanging off his hip.
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We kind of laugh off earthquakes in Alaska because you've been through so many, hundreds — some of them you sleep through.
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He leads the pledges off for their regularly scheduled mud bath, leaving Al and Earn alone to laugh off the tension.
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Of course, it would be easy to point at Roblox and laugh off its ambitions to win over people of all ages.
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But consider the story of Aliaa Ali and Noura Kanafani, two young Syrian women who used to laugh off their sectarian differences.
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Of course, one could argue that Williams has the luxury of being able to laugh off her haters and body image insecurities.
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But before we just laugh off the whole thing, let's dive a little deeper into Romney's decision to start (and maintain) this account.
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Washington Capitals captain Alex Ovechkin was able to laugh off what initially appeared to be a serious injury during a scrimmage on Monday.
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International law didn't save them, so it's little wonder many laugh off the complaint that killing a war criminal like Soleimani was illegal.
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Bennett is seen immediately unleashing a tirade against Pan as he walks beside the politician, who tries to ignore, then laugh off his antagonist.
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While most employees would simply laugh off the request, this crew took her seriously — and sent a team of firefighters through her front door.
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I tried to laugh off my fear, but my hands were shaking, as I darted out onto Wildcat Canyon Drive, back to the city.
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During these early years of the crisis, the White House's main reaction was to literally laugh off questions about whether anything should be done.
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As easy as it is to laugh off lawmakers' confusion about Facebook or look down at their muddled lines of questioning, it's also understandable.
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The creation of a new campaign urging the 23-year-old to run for mayor, then, isn't something that's so easy to laugh off.
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He knocks on the doors of women who share wonderful memories of William but laugh off the idea of having a romantic relationship with him.
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Wounded Democrats attempted to laugh off last week's results at the opening of their meeting, watching a series of "Saturday Night Live" clips mocking Trump.
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" She described them as "the sort of things women laugh off in the moment but remember later and are like, 'Why did I tolerate that?
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In February, the two joked about the latest round of gossip, taking to Snapchat to laugh off reports that they were expecting a child together.
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The star can be seen giving a smile and appears to laugh off the fall as he returns to his feet and finishes the song. .
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He was just a joke candidate, someone to point the finger at and laugh off as a lighthearted TV avatar, an internet meme, a boon.
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Kanye West shouldn't just laugh off gang threats in L.A. ... so says Matt Barnes who says the real gangsters in Los Angeles don't mess around.
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I tried to laugh off the comments, I tried to power through it, I tried to bring the conversation back to work and so on.
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One man woke up in a flooded hotel room while a woman tried to laugh off the shock of having her home inundated with water.
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Social media is not as welcoming as their opponents on the floors have come to be, but the sisters laugh off some of the comments.
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It's fodder for the people who memorized the lyrics to "By the Way" way back when, but laugh off any connection to the band now.
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Some found the posts distasteful, trivializing what had already become a deadly conflict, while others saw them as a way to laugh off their fear.
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Although Zuckerberg said he is taking privacy and security seriously, he also cracked jokes about his congressional testimony, suggesting he's eager to laugh-off the experience.
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Of course, some comments (a cheesy joke) are easier to laugh off than others (a partner making an intentional dig at you while doing the deed).
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It can be funny and easy to laugh off when a Starbucks employee messes up your name, but apparently, some name flubs aren't quite so harmless.
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The problem with that strategy -- and it is, quite clearly, a strategy -- is that Trump's Twitter feed isn't the sort of thing you can laugh off.
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On their own, in a world where there are also big, nuanced, roles for Asian actors, people could probably laugh off some of the stereotyped characters.
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As someone with an Egyptian background living in the Netherlands, I'm constantly forced to laugh off poor attempts at flirting that focus solely on my race.
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Peter appeared to laugh off the far-out speculations, saying that he found them "hilarious," but fans clocked that his smile wasn't quite reaching his eyes.
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What men try to laugh off as a compliment, or a joke, often feels like humiliation or bullying to women—and may well be intended as such.
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And while being mistaken for another celebrity might be frustrating for some celebrities, Sudeikis has learned to embrace his Hollywood doppelganger and laugh off the mix-ups.
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Don't laugh off Conor McGregor hitting the campaign trail -- 'cause one of the most powerful members of Ireland's government says the Notorious could totally run for office!
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It's pretty much guaranteed that you will take offense at some point, but also that you will be able to laugh off your discomfort and move on.
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The screenplay, by Kyle Pennekamp and Scott Turpel, can't quite decide whether to like, or laugh off, its millennial characters — those supercasual, obliviously entitled children of praise.
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News reports seemed to laugh off the pluck of these migrants, pointing out that the scooters cost a few hundred dollars and could be bought on Amazon.
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Because 420 is the universal number indicating it's time to smoke some weed, it was easy to laugh off Musk's tweet as just one of his weird jokes.
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The billionaire used Chinese social media platform Weibo to laugh off reports of his rumored purchase of the Serie A club from former Italian prime minister Silvio Berlusconi.
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A flashback episode reveals that the whole set was arranged to fluff Mitch's ego: Staffers flirt with him, cheek-kiss him, twirl for him, laugh off his jokes.
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The only real sexism we've faced has been from internet trolls in our Twitter mentions which we just laugh off to be honest, we think it's quite funny really.
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Stanulis seemed to laugh off the threat Thursday in Staten Island, saying he's still owed money from his last gig with the Wests -- and insinuating he never signed any agreement.
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Did you originally laugh off Donald Trump's candidacy as a joke, only to become more and more worried as he came closer to — and eventually took — the Republican presidential nomination?
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At least five times a day, they'd warn us that we were going to get sick, and at least five times a day, we'd laugh off their worries as nonsensical.
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But the most egregious moment is one we're supposed to laugh off: Sierra convinces Veronica to go on an IRL date with Jamey, and then stalks them the whole time.
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It's tempting and easy to laugh off such an absurd claim as "Mexico will pay for the wall," but for the health of democracy, we have to resist that temptation.
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It's something that Jacobs tells PEOPLE exclusively she wanted to "laugh off" at first, but realized, watching the show back, is a product of opening up your life for the cameras.
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The purest vision of grace in the film is Willoughby, and even he has his flaws (especially a proclivity to overlook or laugh off the wrongdoing of some of his officers).
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"I can't even count the number of little things over the years that my colleagues and I all have had to just sit through or smile or laugh off," Nicholson said.
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But that's easier to laugh off when delivered from a position of strength, not the weakness of a show searching for its identity, coming off ratings lows the past two years.
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He wasn't pointing a real gun and he wasn't firing a pellet-gun, so any reasonable criminal justice representative would have to laugh off any talk of possible charges here, right?
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Watch the video below to see Kiefer Sutherland flip off his critics, Melissa McCarthy be compared to Tyler Perry's Madea, and Kate Hudson laugh off being called a "dead-eyed trash bag."
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And now returning as a "Friend of the Housewives," Staub is able to laugh off some of her past drama — like her 19 previous engagements (she's currently engaged for the 20th time).
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It might be tempting to laugh off today's Anthony Comstocks, whether that's Milo Yiannopoulos attacking Leslie Jones on Twitter, or Vice President Mike Pence expressing his fear of meeting with women alone.
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It's a lot harder to dismiss or laugh off these false claims when they're coming from a grieving mother who has legitimately suffered a tremendous personal loss and is visibly in pain.
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That's why it was so easy on Saturday morning to laugh off his tweets about a story that seems taken directly from the pages of Trump's state-run media, oops I mean Breitbart.com.
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But, it was one of those minor conflicts you can just laugh off with someone who's just as easygoing as you, and we were fine by the time we got to the airport.
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If we continue to laugh off Ocasio-Cortez as an ignorant and delusional radical, we will be blindsided by the soon-to-be largest voting bloc in America – a generation of indoctrinated millennials.
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The injection of alcohol transports the podcast to a kind of alternate-reality space where the rules of feminine propriety are suspended — and where murder is something to laugh off, not seriously fear.
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Ignore the record padding and the softballs, feel free to laugh off anyone who tries to sell you on them, but know that Nasukawa in his element is very much the real deal.
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I hurriedly explained the situation to my manager, who ushered me out the back door and got me a cab home, and I realized I could no longer laugh off a few dozen emails.
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We laugh off ecstasy-fueled soulmate encounters in the same way that we snigger at the Valentine's Day aisle at the local convenience store, stocked full of "I Love You" bears made in sweatshops.
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One former Tesla employee told me that she had learned early in her career to roll her eyes and laugh off incidents of sexism and harassment, but that today she would handle things differently.
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It's easy to laugh off such lapses as "mommy brain," but there remains a cultural belief that pregnancy and child care impact a woman's cognition and mental life, long after a baby is born.
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" Prime Minister May, though, seemed to laugh off questions about whether the UK would take military action against Spain to defend Gibraltar, telling reporters on Monday that she prefers "jaw-jaw" to "war-war.
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NBC News correspondent Courtney Kube was interrupted by her young son during a live report from the network's Washington, D.C., bureau on Wednesday, but was able to laugh off the situation to finish her report.
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"People have known exactly why there shouldn't be an extradition agreement with China for years, and many of the arguments put for the government's proposals don't actually pass the laugh-off-your-seat test," he said.
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Part of that has to do with the generational aspects of the feud, since Ned runs a paper-driven business, which Laird and his tech-oriented pals laugh off as something akin to selling buggy whips.
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The president tried to laugh off the rebuke from his wife of 22016 years, saying "she belongs in the kitchen" - but without addressing the substance of her remarks, made last week in an interview with the BBC.
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Although an embarrassed Coats tried to laugh off the matter, the incident revealed the extent to which a tiny cadre of White House officials have kept the executive departments in the dark in matters of national security.
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Democrats laugh off their Republican counterparts as unrealistic, noting that much of the state's growth has come from the liberal metropolitan Twin Cities and that no Republican has won statewide since Tim Pawlenty's gubernatorial campaign in 2006.
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That's why it's more important than ever to give a thorough response to their rhetoric — even things like calls for celebrations of "white pride," white identity, and white history that many would easily laugh off as absurd.
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In a world where women are constantly expected to underreact — to brush off a boss's advances, to laugh off a boyfriend's misogynistic remarks, to forgive their attackers and move on with their lives — Amy was a spectacular overreactor.
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What's remarkable is how — however slowly and inadequately — society has changed so that, these days, strength is defined by standing up to that guy, rather than trying to laugh off his behavior to fit in with the crowd.
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Trump could laugh off the scorn of people like Kirk and Armitage if he were riding a wave of populism to the White House, but there's mounting evidence that people outside of DC aren't warming to his schtick either.
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After all, if I'm as involved in seeing how much energy I'm saving as I would be to making it to the next level on a video game, that could make it easier to laugh off concerns about going electric.
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Money may have protected the Roys from life's harsher realities — these are folks who can confidently laugh off the threat of a jail sentence — but it's also stunted them and trapped them, hardened and softened them in all the wrong places.
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As is often the case when Trump strikes a deal, his side of it comes first: Republicans tolerate his racism, ignore his corruption, laugh off his erratic behavior, and in exchange he leaves the core of the party's domestic agenda unmolested.
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For too long, women have been told that certain types of sexual harassment aren't that bad or that they should just ignore or laugh off butt pinching or thigh grabbing at work, as if their bodies were not their own.
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Where to watch: HBO Season 2, episode 7 It's easy to laugh off the concerns of Barry's acting class when stakes with his old employer are literally life or death, but the verisimilitude actress Sarah Goldberg brings to Sally in Season 2 is remarkable.
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It's been years since I quit my corporate job in South Korea, but this show prompted so many visceral flashbacks, from having to fetch tea for men who weren't even my bosses to being forced to laugh off sexist "jokes" at mandatory after-work drinks.
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" His administration also inadvertently stumbled in its framing of the race-based issue when White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders tried to laugh off a reporter seeking clarification on the president's stance on the protests, by saying "I don't think there's much to clarify.
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With more and more media employing the female gaze, we have established movements like #AskHerMore, unapologetic ad campaigns featuring menstruating models, and feminist Instagram meme accounts that let us laugh off and commiserate over universal female experiences, thus creating a fresh POV and setting a new example.
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But that's beside the point; just like with a previous video mocking Twitter critics he filmed with the right-wing site Independent Journal Review, the intent seems to be finding friendly last-minute venues for Pai to publicly laugh off the intense criticism being directed at his plan.
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Now that the economic outlook is brightening a bit—deflation has been dispatched, and for most advanced economies 2017 is forecast to bring a third consecutive year of economic growth—it is tempting to laugh off the idea of secular stagnation as a bit of crisis-induced hysteria.
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Listen to patients House conservative's procedural protest met with bipartisan gripes This Memorial Day, I challenge everyone to find a way to honor our nation's fallen MORE (R-Tenn.), laugh off accusations of privatization efforts, but the numbers they spew and the story they tell just doesn't add up.
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Speaking at the first ever United State of Women Summit in Washington, DC, Tuesday, Vice President Joe Biden said that men who don't confront the misogyny in everyday "locker room talk" or laugh off the occasional rape joke are just as responsible for the perpetuating sexual assault, Politico reports.
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Pieces like "Bidibidobidiboo" — a taxidermy squirrel slumped on a tiny kitchen table with a miniature gun at its feet following an apparent suicide — are easy to laugh off as cutesy nihilism, but lingering on them and learning about their possible sources in Cattelan's biography and psychology makes them much more interesting.
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Klay Thompson hit two 3-pointers and Stephen Curry hit one, and the Warriors managed to laugh off a very questionable call in which DeMarcus Cousins was called for offensive interference on a putback that did not appear on replays to be above the cylinder when he dunked it back in.
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" When she needed to laugh off Trump's behavior, she called him a boy ("And sometimes I said I have two boys at home — I have my young son and I have my husband"); when Cooper asked if she'd tried to stop him from tweeting, she answered that he was an adult man ("He's an adult.
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His obvious attraction to her (they were able to laugh off the sibling comment and still make out) is proving she's one to watch, and it's time for fans to get to know her better, including the fact that while she may be on the show for the right reasons, she's also there for her girls.
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