Sentence examples for thought tickled from inspiring English sources
The thought tickled both his vanity and his sense of irony.
I grew up in a family of ticklers, and I think tickling is tremendous fun.
The thought now tickled her.
You can't hear the gags in the finished film but I think I tickled their catastrophe".
We now know that this is not true: it seems that apes and chimps get the giggles now and again, and even rats think being tickled is a riot.
The thought therefore tickles my mind often as to whether I am simply more of a "man's woman than a woman's woman" as they say, or is there something rather interesting going on around me.
(Actually, it was a two-year period, but I thought I'd tickle his ego).
I think he was tickled to find that, amid this farrago of Albionism, the presiding tone was set by the sonorous voiceover of Micheal MacLiammoir – an Irishman.
My background is in philosophy – I thought it would tickle Emma if I could unearth the references that she had so delicately put into the book.
"They're tickled, they think it's great," she said.
Brooks was tickled by Freudian thought, as his comedy has more than an edge of hysteria to it; anyway, Freud was ripe for lampooning as soon as he began his voyage into the invisible realm of the psyche.
