| He may even have been mildly titillated by a story which set the same value as he had done on a vow taken during a dangerous illness. |
| My politeness was well repaid, for nothing more delicate in the way of an omelet has ever titillated my palate. |
| As I titillated the top of my bald head with my forefinger, I plainly perceived that the time had come for me to marry. |
| But one can't help but be titillated by what is not on-stage: that is, Mr Wiesel's reasons for censoring it. |
| Boris Johnson, the attention-loving London mayor, charmed and titillated the party faithful. |
| It's just the ones who want to scream it in the streets and have their base instincts publicly titillated I wish to avoid, and should be able to. |
