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The first two-disc set, recently out, has Mr. Schiff sounding pellucid and witty in the early sonatas.

But then Tony Blair led Labour to victory in 1997, horror on screen became beautiful and witty in the shape of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and heralded an over-saturation that led the market into another trough.

He had never faced such a big media audience before, but he was cool and witty in the glare.

Fleming is by turns rapturous, supremely poised and witty in it, while the subtlety of the orchestral writing brought out the best in Gergiev, too.

And both, while reportedly relaxed and witty in private, tend toward the stiffly gauche in public.

Still, it seems surprisingly clever and witty" In a DVD review of the first season, David B. Grelck gave the episode a rating of ½/5 and calls it "the first season at its worst" and continues that it was "notable for introducing Mr. Burns and (a strangely African-American) Smithers, but otherwise boring and preachy".

Baker was brilliant and witty in his post-mortem on the previous night's debate and verbally demolished his opponents.

She comes across as so relatable and witty in her writing while describing the fabulous food she makes, which I think can be tricky.

But the elegantly attired Boulez, who could be charming and witty in person, still could deliver barbs.

Lacking in public charisma, Mr Rajoy is said to be charming and witty in private.

Charming and witty, in fact.