Sentence examples for abundant wit from inspiring English sources
Liam Bonner, a suave, handsome baritone, played Henri with abundant wit and just the right touch of cocky swagger.
In a discussion praising Leonardo da Vinci, writer shows how a polytechnical society abundant wit craftsman has disintegrated into a montechnical one with extreme specialization.
The excellent cast members haven't yet found the ideal tone for the work's abundant wit, its contrasts of low comedy with courtly heights.
They brought out the wild energy and abundant wit in Charles Wuorinen's "Big Spinoff," enhancing its finely tooled writhing and thunderous percussion volleys with commitment and clout.
Mr. Ritter, a keen student of Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen and Paul Simon, combines erudition with abundant wit, mixing Peter and Paul of the Gospels with Laurel and Hardy in the song "Girl in the War," for instance, without sounding pretentious.
It doesn't take the full measure of the duo's abundant wit to expose the unfettered greed of the corporate executives.
That one's from "All of You," by Cole Porter, a Midwestern WASP who went to Yale, yet who wrote lyrics that fit squarely into what Lehman understands as a tradition that "followed a Jewish imperative in their abundant humor, wit, and cleverness and in their ability to mix sadness and elation and to produce thereby the mysterious tingle of romance".
He is a natural storyteller with abundant grace and wit.
His warm smile, abundant sense of humor and wry wit will be missed by all of us who knew him.
He was a man of abundant gifts, Christopher: erudition, wit, argument, prose style, to say nothing of a titanium constitution that, until it betrayed him in the end, allowed him to write word-perfect essays while the rest of us were groaning from epic hangovers and reaching for the ibuprofen.
Justin Chang of Variety gave the film a positive review, saying "The master chefs at Pixar have blended all the right ingredients -- abundant verbal and visual wit, genius slapstick timing, a soupcon of Gallic sophistication -- to produce a warm and irresistible concoction".
