Sentence examples for amusing wit from inspiring English sources

ROVNER--Herbert A. November 26 , 2004remembered by his many friends for his warm spirit, amusing wit and scholastic achievements.

There are lovely images, adroit turns of phrase, flashes of wry British wit, amusing details.

The authors of the book I Can't Believe It's a Bigger and Better Updated Unofficial Simpsons Guide, Warren Martyn and Adrian Wood, called it "a terrific episode, full of amusing self-referential wit and it is especially nice to finally discover what it was that caused Bart to go down the path to the dark side".

The gloominess of this subject is unleavened with humour - we are long beyond the point where we expect a comic to be funny, but the occasional flash of wit or amusing juxtaposition would have brought a welcome spot of relief.

His prose writings are marked by their abundant common sense and an amusing, and sometimes caustic, wit.

It's diverting and mildly amusing and hints at wit and insight, but little stays with you for long.

His cranky wit is amusing; his explanations for his decisions sound like an opportunist's self-justification.

Dicky is also amusing, sensitive and quick witted, a ball of comic charm able, just barely, to juggle his addiction with his commitment to his brother and their mother, Alice Melissa Leoo).

Caleb, who has a lively wit — he tells amusing viola jokes — is still a boy, but he conveys a restless life force that sweeps Jane up.

The new show feels like a reshuffling of Mr. Kohan and Mr. Mutchnick's hit series, "Will & Grace," with most of the wit and the amusing bitchiness leached out.

The film's visual audacity and twisted wit can be amusing, if you're in a certain mood -- but it's a mood you wouldn't want to find yourself in too frequently.