Sentence examples for and wit in the from inspiring English sources

This is the high point of both intellectualism and wit in the film's dialogue.

For audiences, though, there used to be entertainment in the dodging and wit in the scripts; now there's 3-D.

Esa-Pekka Salonen and his Los Angeles players found more color and wit in the neoclassical "Dumbarton Oaks" Concerto than has ever seemed possible.

A grand tour of Europe had helped to make him "an ingenious architect and wit", in the words of the scientist Robert Hooke.

But the intelligence and wit in the show, a thinking person's comedy, is otherwise so overwhelming that "Tiny Kushner" might well find a wide audience.

"Glee" has proved that there is plenty of room for innovation and wit in the youthful-angst genre, but "Hellcats," inspired by the 2000 movie "Bring It On," doesn't even try.

That is a boxer's boast, meaning that the world's 10th-biggest nation, 100 million strong, will contend with the globe's heavyweights, matching strengths and wits in the arenas of foreign policy, free trade and international investment.

Simpson and Westwood have her skill and wit in telling the stories as they are, with delicious quotations from ancient and modern sources.

But holding court in the rotunda after the game, using sarcasm and wit in front of the cameras?

In this story he limited his father's intelligence and wit; in Ulysses, on the other hand, he suggested that the same wit was boundless.

Drumm may be a man who tends to alienate all around him, but amid the colorful characters and wit in "A Life," he is the catalyst for an enjoyable evening of theater (2 15).