Sentence examples for bit of wit from inspiring English sources
That little bit of wit came out instinctively.
This is trivia, plus; it requires a bit of wit, and imagination, even, certainly silliness.
There's a bit of wit throughout, as when Mr. Snodgrass describes a potato tool that "mashes like a foot".
Chick-lit, with a bit of wit and bite, by an author who also came up with Everyone Worth Knowing.
Let's hope someone in the campaign discovers a bit of wit: a good joke does hit home.
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.
This was a bit of wit-overkill, but despite the snark, both shirts fit wonderfully.
The track soon blossoms into a clever interplay of rhythms and layered vocals – a little tribal abandon, a bit of jazzy wit.
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.
But, on the way, if you can see a bit of the wit that is in life itself and the way one has to subject oneself to that and even so find some irony, some self-amusement… It's a better way to live than being disgruntled all the time.
