Sentence examples for at its wit's end from inspiring English sources

The public isn't stupid - it is at its wit's end.

Detroit is at its wit's end, hiring social media wizards and youth marketing specialists to figure out how to turn the tide.

The New Yorker, June 14 , 1958P. 38 THAT WAS A REPORTER AT WIT'S END.

By St. Clair McKelway The New Yorker, June 14 , 1958P. 38 THAT WAS A REPORTER AT WIT'S END.

THAT WAS A REPORTER AT WIT'S END about events that led up to the writer's accusing Admiral Nimitz of high treason in World War II.

The New Yorker, June 14 , 1993P. 68 THAT WAS A REPORTER AT WIT'S END about events that led up to the writer's accusing Admiral Nimitz of high treason in World War II.

Toward the conclusion, when it seems that Mr. Godard is at his wit's end, there's a brief sequence in a New York cutting room with Woody Allen.

Even the typically staid Glenn Kessler, the Washington Post's fact-checker, is at his wit's end.

Like so many people, he was simply at his wit's end.

Sitting in his Commons office, a week after the Newcastle trip, Clegg is almost at his wit's end.

Why did Beethoven - himself at the end of his life, deaf, ill and at his wit's end - choose to apply himself to a musical trifle?