Sentence examples for how tickled from inspiring English sources

Not that he makes any attempt to hide how tickled he is by the Oscar fuss.

But remember how tickled we were just a week ago when doctors found a surprise "Baby H" after delivering what they thought were mere septuplets?

And, even though Gus Haynes is one of The Wire's good guys (how tickled I was when Joedoone labelled me Gusfield), it is he who fails to spot the importance of Omar's death.

Ready for another?" It's obvious how tickled Boerboon is to share his love of stunt flying, and as desperately as I want to take full advantage of the opportunity, I'm not going to last any longer.

And how tickled he would have been by our president's brave decision, in response to the recent massacre in Egypt, to cancel an upcoming joint exercise with that country's military which no one had ever heard of, but not cut the $1.3 billion in "aid," most of which never even leaves this country.

"And remember," Kit went on, "how tickled he was when the Mets came to town and made such good copy?" In fact, the Amazin' Mets, with Casey Stengel as the resident poet and philosopher, gave him scores of wonderful columns.

In domination/submission scenarios, ticklers may enjoy the feeling of control and the ability to make the tickled squirm, and the tickled may enjoy the feeling of helplessness restraints and blindfolds are used to enhance the powerless element of the scene and also for safety reasons (more on that below).

Also due: much-buzzed documentary Tickled, investigating the bizarre sport of competitive tickling, and Belgian urban drama Black, winner of the Discovery award at the 2015 Toronto film festival.

As Darwin was the first to point out, the innate response to tickling is squirming and straining to withdraw the tickled part a defense reaction designed to escape attacks on vulnerable areas such as the soles of the feet, armpits, belly, and flank.

Rats tickled playfully socially bond with the tickler, seek out tickles, and always "laugh" when successful.

They laugh when tickled, especially when they're young, and they have ticklish spots; tickle the nape of a rat pup's neck and it will squeal ultrasonically in a soundgram pattern like that of a human giggle.