1. His report titillated the interest of the audience.

2. So many adverts nowadays are designed to titillate.

3. Scientific stories titillate the fancy of the school boys.

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4. The teacher's story titillated the fancy of the pupils.

5. The pictures were not meant to titillate audiences.

6. The photos, which include some mildly titillating semi-nude shots of the actress, will be on display for a week.

7. The book has no artistic merit its sole aim is to titillate.

8. In review a novel, you shall try to titillate rather than satiate the reader's interest.

9. A titillating evening of non-stop misadventure awaits.

10. The sex scandal is titillating the American public.

11. Details of the sex scandal are being revealed just to titillate the public, not inform them.

12. Rituals of transgression, sensationalist violation and titillating naughtiness became the stock-in-trade of popular news reporting in the late nineteenth century.

13. Paula Corbin Jones are as lurid and titillating as the legal issues at stake are important and complex.

14. The momentum derives not from a lulling flow or titillating suspense but from astoundingly acrobatic leaps from perch to perch.

15. It was rubbing up and down as if he were titillating an unseen erogenous zone.

16. Even when the lubricious Cardinal is titillated by his chair-straddling mistress, it is in the shadow of an overhanging jewelled crucifix.

17. It is relevant to note here the author's inclusion of scenes of a physically titillating dimension.

18. He titillated himself with thoughts of her applying that cruelty to him.

19. His real obsession was ever with the sensational effects of the titillating text.

20. We thrive on the superficial barb, and shrink from the deeper, more complex, less titillating ambiguities of an issue.

21. The news titillated the curiosity of the public.

22. The scandal titillated the whole country.

23. The public were titillated; they were already on the grin.

24. She calls the entire experience "artificial intimacy" and wonders if people were "concerned about it, or were they titillated . "

25. As for the product, it hardly matters whether it is soap or a car: sex is being used to sell, and latent desires will move consumers to buy—or at least feel titillated by the prospect.

26. But at issue is what one day I called—using this word which titillated some of you enough to the point of wondering what had come over me—the lathouse.

27. People open their newspapers or browse online news sites hoping to be surprised, provoked, enraged, disgusted, challenged, titillated, amused, entertained and informed.