Sentence examples for giggle of a from inspiring English sources

Is that the giggle of a man who has just got his pull quote?

Is there any other country where a doctor would say, with the slightly startling giggle of a tinkering scientist, "I know that real animals are even better than robots, but by introducing Aibo into the hospital environment, I hope to discover why".

Maybe he dismissed it as the giggle of a teenager.

Khalida Brohi is a sweet-faced young Pakistani woman with the giggle of a little girl and the heart of a warrior for justice.

Somewhere in what passes for the deeper regions of President Bush's mind might come that reassuring giggle of a thought as he once again rationalizes away Iraqi ingratitude for the benevolence he has bestowed upon them.

For though she's long been the darling of the American theater, she unabashedly acknowledges a history of what she calls "bombs" -- a word that comes with the giggle of a veteran trouper who's been at it since girlhood -- as well as unexpected gaps.

Something — perhaps the giggling of a neighbor, or the inherent ridiculousness of the situation — appeared uncontrollably funny to them.

Something perhaps the giggling of a neighbor, or the inherent ridiculousness of the situation appeared uncontrollably funny to them.

That message accounted for the giggles of a nearby knot of Palestinian schoolboys, at least in part.

There is hardly a sound, except for the snipping of hair, the buzzing of razors and the giggling of a schoolboy whose neck tickles as it is being shaved.

And rather than listening to you, I listened to the flustered giggling of a comrade of schoolgirls who between porn, real-life, and poorly illustrated comics in sex ed books discussed all things sex.