Sentence examples for am tickled from inspiring English sources
verb
To touch repeatedly or stroke delicately in a manner which causes laughter and the recipient to feel a usually pleasant sensation of tingling or titillation.
- He tickled Nancy's tummy, and she started to giggle.
I am tickled by the irony of having made a modern decision by doing the most traditional of all things wifely: taking my husband's name.
It really is changing, but still, I am tickled whenever I have gotten together with my fellow Afro-Vikings and I'm in a group of brown folks speaking in Danish about frikadeller and leverpostej and dancing around the Christmas tree.
I am tickled to pieces that I am of a sudden enjoying a popularity and a touch of scandal that had eluded me before.
As an improviser, I currently love to do the show with TJ and am tickled that we perform regularly in New York in a 'legit' theater and are reviewed as theater and not as comedy or improv, but actual theater.
I am tickled pink that the company is hiring so many amazing members of our community to work on the brand -- the CFO, our Brand Manager, and beyond -- hiring really talented gay people, not because they're gay but because they are great at their jobs.
