Sentence examples for all of the wit from inspiring English sources

The thought a picture like "Reign of Fire" provokes is that all of the wit the movie has may have been expended in its title.

So intimidated was he by her stunning looks that on the date, he lost all of the wit and charisma that he was renowned for.

Most confusing of all has been the argument that somehow there was a conflict between City's ambition to join the big guns in the Champions League next season and a brand of football that exploited all of the wit of Silva and Johnson, the finishing thrust of Tevez and a midfield equipped for both creativity and destruction represented by Yaya Touré and Nigel de Jong.

The best of Big Mal some time ago drifted off into a half-world that was the most poignant mockery of all the wit and vibrancy and sheer, madcap courage that made him the most brilliant football coach of his times.

With all the wit of a college newspaper editorial cartoon, the mural was not whitewashed because of its infantile attempt at protest.

Seanfocail (sheanucc-all), meaning old phrases, are Irish proverbs which contain all the wit and wisdom of the Irish people.

It's easy to get a skewed view of Canada when some of its politicians relentlessly bash the United States with all the wit and wisdom of a high school sophomore.

For all the wit and politesse of their acceptance speeches, these brilliant American film-makers were enjoying the status we as their loyal acolytes were indulging.

As the Guardian wrote: "An inflated housing market is rarely the stuff of musical inspiration, yet somehow Melbourne-based songstress Courtney Barnett turns the mundane into profundity, with all the wit and humour of a Seinfeld episode".

And there lies its depth and darkness, bravely concealed with all the wit and sleight of hand and ventriloquistic verbiage and tale-telling bravura of which Mitchell is a master.

Certainly, Insigne plays with all of the strength, wit and fearlessness of an authentic Scouse street footballer.