| Typical of a tabloid, they took a sex-tinged story, layered it with outrage, but ultimately used it to titillate their audience. |
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| It attempts to titillate but with a degree of sophistication that has us all watching despite ourselves. |
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| She's got a personal, er, stake, in killing Dracula, but the character really exists to titillate teenage boys. |
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| This ritualistic preparation is not shown to titillate the viewer. |
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| And for others, these dosas not only serve a sumptuous dinner but also leave a captivating charm which can titillate their tastebuds evening after evening. |
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| At the same time, with still a nice tone, he teases men and titillate their touchiness to invite them to look like him. |
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| Here's a work that's sure to titillate the imagination of chefs and anyone who loves creative cuisine! |
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| Alexis Damien and the siren Asphodel take out feathers and chisels to caress, tickle, tease and titillate ears, like 2 Unlimited two years ago. |
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| Regarding clinical applications, these molecules continue to titillate the curiosity of scientists. |
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| The exhaust note keeps a low profile and therefore fails to titillate the ears under hard acceleration. |
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| The ginseng aroma, very present at first, is followed by the prickly Indian spices which titillate the senses. |
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| The Council does not consider that it is necessary that the purpose of the show's producer is to titillate. |
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| You can't strike a better alliance when looking to titillate your taste buds. |
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| Unfortunately, some have seen fit to fill many thousands of web pages with purposely slanted propaganda meant more to titillate and sensationalize than to inform. |
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| Occasionally they are brought out for public inspection under conditions of presentation designed to titillate the desire of Western cultures for 'jungly' images or exotic art forms. |
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| However, our experience, and also our deepest convictions, has shown that only the buffet has the ability to titillate and encourage visitors to discover new foods and a greater assortment of condiments. |
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| Superb and passionate, a work of art which will titillate your senses. |
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| Zumanity, the sensual side of Cirque du Soleil, presents a seductive, temptation-filled dimension of reality where jests and taboos titillate curiosity. |
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| Succulent orange flower, bergamot and lily of the valley titillate the senses, while seductive red rose, jasmine and ylang ylang warmed with the heat of vetiver, sandalwood, vanilla bean and musk work its ultimate seduction. |
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| ReprintsThis illustrated pantomime's most appealing quality: a capacity to amuse all the family, often with lewd gags, designed to titillate oldies and befuddle their offspring. |
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| Orange, apricot, mint, grapefruit, pineapple, granadilla, acacia blossom, nutmeg and saffron? Fruity, floral and spicy notes converse to titillate the sensations. |
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