Sentence examples for bit of a wit from inspiring English sources

Great advocate, judge and — bit of a wit.

Let's hope someone in the campaign discovers a bit of wit: a good joke does hit home.

There are more MFs in the script than at an Oedipus Appreciation Society meeting, but what we want is a bit of wit and humour for Jackson to savour.

We talk about serious things, but we hope to inject a bit of wit and humor into everything we do.

Do you want me to take my clothes off now?" There is even a bit of wit: when a soldier says, while making a video e-mail, that he's in "downtown Shitville," the woman monitoring the proceedings reminds him, in all seriousness, that he's not allowed to divulge his location.

Charlotte Adams and Dancers brought a touch of gusto and a bit of wit to a program called "The Pathology of Love" on Sunday night.

The track soon blossoms into a clever interplay of rhythms and layered vocals – a little tribal abandon, a bit of jazzy wit.

Don't!" She's got a bit of surrealistic wit in her too, as "Not a Hamper".

Her quirky designs have won her legions of fans worldwide –so she's decided to offer a bit of her wit to "cool brides" by launching her a collection of bridal shoes.

It's a scene that involves an unfortunately gratuitous bit of nudity from a stereotypically model-esque female (who's also the season's most prominent black character so far), but it also includes a bit of visual wit that, despite its shoulder-shrugging self-congratulation, introduces Agent Cooper's alter ego: a blanked-out, robotic version of himself.

But some of the most powerful exhibits are the simplest ones – things that engage with the more theatrical side of a demonstration and show how the balance of power on the street can be swung with just a bit of mischievous wit.