Sentence examples for knowing titter from inspiring English sources

The film is here to warn us of fresh threats to press freedom; to confirm that the battle between real news and fake news is not without precedent; and to raise a knowing titter, as Streep — "one of the most overrated actresses in Hollywood," according to Donald Trump — delivers the line "It's hard to say no to the President of the United States".

It refers specifically to upstart Mao Tse Tung and includes several appearances of his Little Red Book (which draws knowing titters from the audience).

The crowd tittered, knowing that Memphis Mayor W. W. Herenton has been divorced for 12 years.

Ten minutes before the agreed start time of 7.18pm, groups of mobile clubbers in on the big secret shared knowing glances and tittered to each other as they wandered around the station concourse, surrounded by unassuming commuters.

Not knowing.

Not knowing is worse than knowing.

"I am knowing, Father.

Not knowing does too.

Is knowing important?

"Probably late — knowing her".

A knowing smile.