Sentence examples for really tickled from inspiring English sources

"I am really tickled that I lucked into such a gem," he said.

Upon hearing of the mistake, Dr. Cram said: "I'm really tickled.

"I beat him by a point on the final exam, and I was really tickled by it".

"It was not a bog standard response, it was really personal to her, and we loved the drawing of the cat, it really tickled us.

Last week, Tommy Cockles got into a riff about dinosaurs that included the line, "Watch out, it's a T Rex – hide the Dundee cake!" That really tickled me.

But what really tickled our nostalgia receptors was the fact that when the commentator said, "Heskey's pace is always going to cause problems", he meant for the opposition.

Which I had never really thought about because I didn't really think my sense of humor would really tickle anyone else.

There's a clip on YouTube of a TV interview with Lynch at the time, the presenter trying to engage him on the controversy: "Do you think you are a genius or a really sick person?" That really tickles him.

A contrived quirk of fate involving a shootout and a bag of drugs sets our antiheroes on a Risky Business-lite venture into the underworld, but it's their doggedly alternative sensibilities that really tickle Famuyiwa's fancy.

Ms. Dummer concurred and said, "What really tickles me about it is that my little 9-year-old nephew and my 74-year-old mother both laugh hysterically at the show".

It seems the iPhone really tickles the fancy of some Japanese gadget freaks.