Sentence examples for all wit from inspiring English sources

This is a caste drained of all irony, all wit.

Bringing a certain seriousness to the comic-book movie is one thing, but draining it of all wit is quite another.

On the surface this is all wit and irony – not least in the delicious email correspondence with her agent – but beneath the laughter there is something much darker as Siddons grapples with rejection in all forms.

Let's instead turn to more creative souls who seem to catch on what the 19th-centry poet James Thomson (BV) was all about when he said, spelling the word this way with all caps – "MELENCOLIA transcends all wit".

"These things are not going to affect (North Koreans) at all," Wit said.

And the dazzling premiere recording of "The Frogs" on the same CD with performances of all four songs from his 1966 television musical, "Evening Primrose" (Nonesuch 79638-2), illusthetes the careerlong clash between the composer's know-it-all wit and his romantic yearning.

He needs all the wit and wisdom he can get.

He possesses all the wit, poetry and panache for the role.

All the wit and learning in the world can't compensate for an inability to render persuasively the distinct voice of an actual breathing person.

But the dialogue and all the wit in the English dialogue, that's coming from Pam Katz.

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