Sentence examples for At witty from inspiring English sources
They look at thoughtful Chet Huntley and find him thoughtful, and at witty David Brinkley and find him witty.
You could at this point fill an entire book with pundits' and politicians' efforts at witty similes and metaphors for how low Americans' opinion of Congress has sunk.
The senior Mr. Verdi's attempts at witty remarks about sexuality, his son and such aren't very witty, and no one else in the family is any more adept at snappy repartee.
The hype surrounding the simultaneous arrival of the feature-length documentary and companion biography about J. D. Salinger is just the kind of vulgar culture-industry sideshow that Salinger renounced publishing to get away from — and that his hypersensitive protagonists denounce at witty, eloquent, sometimes exhausting length.
Whether from rising London stars such as Christopher Shannon - who excels at witty fashion with urban bite - or Kim Jones at Louis Vuitton, who has proved that to look modern, luxury fashion must mix cutting-edge tailoring with tech-look fabrics and sporty shapes.
After the onslaught of fifty shades of white in New York and well-mannered notions of chic, it's refreshing to come back and see things like the Maripol-inspired crocheted rara skirts at witty knitwear trio Sibling, accessorised with the biggest bow hats you've ever seen, made by Bernstock Speirs.
These minor flaws still leave you with an affable, life-affirming, at-times-witty pic worth catching.
She swayed to the music, laughing softly at a witty stanza, closing her eyes at a romantic line.
Yet one can almost see the author patting himself on the back at each witty retort, and hear his self-congratulation at each comic turn.
"It was a fiery little speech directed at girls, witty and tart and stuff like that — at least I thought it was," she told her interviewer.
At times witty, irreverent, and playful in style, and at other times lyrical, passionate, and rhapsodical, it is one of the most original and powerful examples of Russian prose.
