Sentence examples for Kind of witty from inspiring English sources
And what the audiences wanted was the kind of witty, urbane society drama for which he became famous.
But the app's staple is a kind of witty skit that tells a story in a heartbeat.
Now, for his own troupe, Dunn makes dances with a kind of witty eccentricity — and also a classical posture — that speak of Cunningham.
As a kind of witty aside, Mr. Takase plops down a scoop of lemon and green apple sorbet on the plate, as though the fish were dessert.
Only Scott Handy as a scholarly Ulysses delivers the verse with a kind of witty intelligence that we used to take for granted at the RSC.
Wheels were set in motion, Russian palms greased and, with the kind of witty fanfare for which it is renowned, the paper was able to declare on Friday's front page: "We've Saved Her Ass".
Along with a few fancy real books, this entertaining exhibition offers all kinds of witty or poetic representations of books.
This type of stuff might sound like the worst kind of supposedly witty TED talk, but Gordillo's a proper comedy animal, with a great instinct for what entertains an audience.
He is kind of abstract, witty, a bit bizarre, wildly intelligent and, most likely, the perfect mistake or the perfect distraction.
His legendary raucous parties (often given for Donatella, his sister) were filled with celebrities and all kinds of pretty, witty people.
