He had both wit and technical skill.
In "Hurry" her dancing is marked by both wit and an incredibly luscious rhythmic quality.
Their phrase-endings, their mini-pauses and their ritards amid action-packed sequences, had both wit and love.
The movie's real love affair is with Philip Seymour Hoffman (to whom it is dedicated), bringing both wit and gravitas to the role of gamesmaker-turned-Kingmaker Plutarch Heavensbee.
He settled for the suburban paper he bought in West Hartford to push his favorite causes with both wit and invective.
The producers of both "Wit," at the Union Square Theater, and "Hedwig and the Angry Inch," at the Jane Street Theater, announced they would close on April 9.
Sir Paul's protestations that he has been bringing about change are not evidenced on the ground by families who have experienced both witting and unwitting racism.
One standout here depicts a community of homeless men living on Tenth Street, some sleeping off a night of carousing, others readying themselves for the day — all captured with both wit and humanity.
The whimsical, cartoonlike new Beetle, which Mays describes as "essentially three circles," is distinctive because it has both wit and finesse, but mostly because it refers so overtly to its predecessor.
If his grip on his cast isn't quite as firm as the designer Hildegard Bechtler's ability to fashion anew the cozy Donmar space, the production post-intermission comes readily by both wit and heart.
The dramatic and plastic arts have elements of both wit and work intertwined — actors move around and shout, a director moves them (and shouts at them); painters have the sheer physicality of paint, and the givens of the canvas offer you four lines and a white surface to start with.
