Aiyar, who styles himself as something of a wit, has defined democracy in America as "the right of the lower orders to be rude to their social superiors".
Ms. Herencia, 47, known as Molly, raised four boys, including a set of twins, by herself in Manhattan, without a lot of money, and it was not until much later that her children realized that the blunt, firecracker Irish wit that defined her was also sometimes a front for the struggles she had faced.
The WIT was defined as interval from beginning of enhancement to the peak of the enhancement.
The efforts to shorten the warm ischemic time (WIT), which is defined as the time from cardiac arrest to initiation of cooling in situ, or maintaining adequate renal blood flow during WIT by consistent chest compression are essential.
This ragbag of work reveals an author "of great force and wit" who was "defined by his generosity, by the pursuit of fun and by an insatiable hunger," Claire Dederer said here last year.
Porter's homosexuality is the news at the center of Irwin Winkler's latest film, "De-Lovely," which stars Kevin Kline as Porter and Ashley Judd as Linda, his wife of thirty-five yeand, and which manages somehow to tell Porter's story without any of the three stylistic ingredients that defined him: rhythm, elegance, and wit.
Roddick, after all, has long been the tennis world's leading blacksmith and wordsmith — a champion defined by his work ethic and his wit, as well as that quick and brutally effective service motion.
His "Rosie the Riveter," which goes on sale today at Sotheby's New York, is a glorious example of the wit, defiance and, yes, sentimentality that defined Rockwell's best work.
What viewers did see was both the seriousness and the dry wit that define both men.
