Sentence examples similar to spontaneous giggle from inspiring English sources

Jackie Kennedy was shot in a spontaneous moment, giggling as she shared a joke with Nehru, while another intimate portrait captured Nehru as he tenderly curled his hand around his young grandson, Rajiv's neck.

When another girl arrives — the giggling, spontaneous Micheline — the narrator more or less dumps Frédérique, and reacts defensively to her silent disapproval: "What Micheline wanted from life was to have a good time, and wasn't that what I wanted too?" Yet here she tragically misunderstands herself — the way we do when we believe that we must want what everybody else wants.

At one point, a spontaneous ripple of giggles began nearby, building into a wave of guffaws.

"Like any relationship, it began very naïve, very spontaneous, very romantic ——" "In the beginning," Ms. Leon interjected, to a burst of giggles from Mr. Lightfoot.

You giggle – giggle!

I giggle.

Very spontaneous".

Another giggle.

Spontaneous applause.

Spontaneous combustion.

Spontaneous recovery.