Sentence examples for about the wit and from inspiring English sources

The Daily seems like the sort of newspaper you read on the couch after work and not on the train before work and the images, design, and Murdoch's statements about the "wit and humor" of the stories point to stories inspired by the blogosphere rather than the AP Style Guide.

At the end of the convention, they had enough to worry about in trying to explain the wit and wisdom of Clint Eastwood.

So it's like trying to figure out how to have your cake and eat it too: Have some sense of humor about the subject and see the wit and the absurdity, but also affirm the real authentic emotion that is part of that seeking experience.

But what about the wit of crowds?

PG Wodehouse, at Dulwich College in 1899, was told "he has the most distorted ideas about wit and humour; he draws over his books and examination papers in the most distressing way and writes foolish rhymes in other people's books", and Helen Fielding, at Wakefield Girls High Schooll, that she "must learn not to use such flowery language".

"There's something boyish about his enthusiasm, about his wit and his funny take on the world.

Stuff that isn't about wit and rhetoric, but about getting experts to talk about things that they deeply understand.

Rapping about the street, laced with wit and humour - "The black Martha Stewart/ Let me show you how to do/ Break pies to pieces/ Make cocaine quiches/ Money piles high as my nieces!" - brought plaudits, but Hall Hath No Fury has sold barely a third as many copies as its predecessor.

About the only bit of wit and sagacity comes from Davy Crockett (Mr. Thornton), the former Tennessee congressman and legendary frontier personality who against his better judgment drops in to help out the defenders.

I also wrote "Crazy Wisdom," a book about the common threads of wit and chutzpah that unite mystics, jesters and tricksters of history.

It's about the scathing wit that gives them voice, and the wild anger that drives them.