Sentence examples for broad wit from inspiring English sources
The show's chaos, irreverence and broad wit would be a natural fit for Corden, whose equally madcap turn in One Man, Two Guvnors remains one of his most beloved roles.
Although many early English deists had relied on ridicule to attack the Bible and Christianity, theirs was a refined wit rather than the broad humor Paine employed.
She's a great broad, real wit".
They always contain a broad streak of humor and wit.
Her stage version is sharp witted, broad minded, steeped in art history, a woman with a soft spot for gay men, even for lefties, who would never be mean enough to – allegedly – rebuke the police for eating her Bombay mix, or – really – pay below the living wage at Windsor Castle.
His broad smile and sharp wit have provided some of the more memorable moments at the debates.
Such passion, at times, lead to a quick temper, but one that was easily overlooked by those who appreciated his broad knowledge and quick wit.
MacMillan has an excellent dry wit, a broad range of reference – from Montaigne and Marx to Punch cartoons and hobbits – and a gift for storytelling.
Those performances, which stand out even today for the young president's dry wit and broad erudition, were especially important to Kennedy because voters had questions about his relative inexperience.
Though he's a looming presence in any room, he's not intimidating in the slightest and has a broad smile and quick wit.
Where do poets of broad imagination, genuine classical mooring, wit and irony and humor, and sympathy across the class lines come from?
