Sentence examples for audacious wit from inspiring English sources
Queen Latifah was part of a wave of hip-hop that changed the rules about sexiness, and her audacious wit and independence are what made her a star.
From the start, Denis — who co-wrote the script with the novelist Christine Angot — dramatizes with audacious wit the physically awkward and emotionally colossal details of sex and romance.
As well as being an elegy to the employees who lost their lives when the restaurant was destroyed, it is also a reminder of the audacious wit and invention of Joe Baum, who died in 1998.
Entertainment Weekly gave the episode an "A", describing it as "one of TV's most disturbing hours" and as "a cinematic feast for the eyes, packed with audacious wit".
Her continuous and most complex role was, of course, as artist, which was done with audacious invention and wit.
Quite obviously an intense battle of nerve between goalkeeper and penalty-taker, few efforts from 12 yards have better encapsulated this battle of wits than the audacious effort scored by Antonin Panenka to win the 1976 European Championship final for Czechoslovakia against West Germany.
Lang Lang can put himself down more adroitly, and with more wit, than those critics who cannot see beyond his audacious showmanship and extrovert playing.
This audacious piece demands more from a contemporary director than respect; it demands wit, social awareness, and a healthy degree of scepticism.
His editor at Heinemann, Jason Arthur, called the new novel "a breathtakingly audacious and daring novel that's certain to turn heads and raise eyebrows", and "a work of grand ambition, razor-sharp wit, and real heart – a tour de force from one of Europe's most exciting writers".
