Sentence examples for titillating content from inspiring English sources

Religious leaders frequently denounced their titillating content.

The South China Morning Post recently named Zhang "China's king of titillating content".

In this context, some commentators believe Khan's parlor raid was simply an excuse to broadcast titillating content.

Movie marketers love red-band trailers because their titillating content is catnip for young consumers — the precise audience they try hardest to reach.

Given the current appetite for sensational memoirs, it's not surprising that young writers eager to be heard will eschew the tradition of fiction — where everything depends on the power of the prose — for one where they can easily capture an audience through their titillating content.

Sensationalising news is hardly new and, in the days of print journalism, there was no guarantee the stories scrutinising the elected and the powerful were being read any more than the titillating content.

These updates add a lot of highly requested features to Secret, which has attracted a lot of attention based on its sometimes scandalous, titillating and potentially newsmaking content.

Particularly when it comes to (gasp) more "mature" (read: sexy, titillating, very slightly dirty) content.

The theme of decadence continued to fuel Caion's essays: in Carmen magazine (September 1902), he covered Castanier's Lotus du Gange, implicitly advertising the book's lewd content and titillating illustrations.

Editors who run small Web sites are so consumed producing content that titillates readers that they turn over their ad inventory to one of hundreds of resellers in exchange for pennies per view.

The V&A's new galleries dedicated to the Rosalinde and Arthur Gilbert Collection, which opened this week, display ornate silver cups from Renaissance Germany, gold snuffboxes whose contents titillated the noses of 18th-century aristocrats, and even a superb silver swan made by Asprey of London in 1985.