Sentence examples for most tickled from inspiring English sources

He read "How to Pay for the War", by John Maynard Keynes; it was the annex on national income that most tickled his fancy.

But let's face it, most of you will be most tickled by the graphic the show comes up with for the segment: "Blamey Whinehouse".

The choice of alcohol is down to whatever most tickles your festive fancy.

While most tickle fetish sites had the usual variety of shots, these two innovators' calling card was a picture-in-picture of my contorting face during the abuse, courtesy of a GoPro they'd mounted above the headboard.

You should at most tickle them five minutes.

Find the most tickle-prone parts of your victim's body.

Every person's most tickle-sensitive zones are different, so you should experiment by tickling different parts of the body to see when your opponent looks the most surprised and panicked, or when he squeals, screams, and laughs uncontrollably.

The ones I am most touched, tickled and moved by are the ageing political activists who have adopted me.

Stephens says diplomatically that Lennon "remained intermittently susceptible to belief" — but in truth Lennon was entirely captive to whatever superstition had most recently tickled his fancy, or his wife's.

Let's start with the one that seems to have tickled most correspondents' fancy: the time David Beckham morphed into David Beckamm' during the 1997 Charity Shield against Chelsea.

And, it turns out, some 10 million to 16 million years ago, the last common ancestor of humans and apes was laughing, too, most likely when tickled.