Sentence examples for looks tickled from inspiring English sources

Why do you say that?" Trump looks tickled.

It made the front page in the Daily Mirror!" He still looks tickled by that.

The Baroness looked tickled.

At breakfast, Mr. Klein looked tickled as he laid out a dream directive: that every student would have to visit a college before finishing fifth grade.

It was almost touching to see Conan O'Brien look so tickled about his sudden rise in ratings.

And there's a huge appeal off the last as Ali looks to tickle the ball to fine leg boundary and tickles only to the keeper.

The small, huge-eyed primates may look adorable being tickled, getting brushed or clutching tiny umbrellas, but they're actually suffering, according to the film, which was posted online last week by U.K.-based International Animal Rescue.

And turning the now notoriously ruthless Armstrong into a poor tortured soul will require some sort of exorcism first, because, as Dave Zirin points out in The Nation, Armstrong "makes Rahm Emanuel look like Tickle Me Elmo".

Shane Meadows's Stone Roses doc looks great and I'm tickled by the idea of Wallace Shawn being in Richard Ayoade's new film The Double, which looks smart as a button.

The teachers looked at her more tenderly, tickled by her attack of Argentineness, and cooked up elaborate excuses for her usual silent inattention, which they now viewed as secret sorrow for her absent brother.

I looked up, smiling, thinking I had tickled her, but she was only leaning closer to the mirror in order to scrutinize the exactness of her lipstick line.