"My brother Jim had a really sharp, cutting wit.
Her cutting wit was not reserved only for Muslims, however.
Gifted with ferocious intelligence and cutting wit, he became known for his provocative remarks and pro-Palestinian stance.
Colleagues and patients alike are thrown off-balance by Jack's mixture of false casualness, crisp professionalism and cutting wit.
The cutting wit of the renowned British food writer Elizabeth David is evident in the marginalia of her cookbooks, now kept at the Guildhall Library in London.
With a jutting jaw and the swinging limp of a warrior, Ms. Cheek projects commanding power, then mixes in vulnerability, cutting wit and some girlish vamping.
Justin is a leading figure in retro queer comic sophistication, a hilarious, cutting wit of the old school.
Perhaps there are other examples of cutting wit that are swallowed in the gloom of Robert Falls's ponderous production, which originated at the Goodman Theater in Chicago.
In person, too, Ms. Rosler has the occasional cutting wit, as well as the polished cadence of a professor, which she was until retiring a few years ago.
Inat is virtually untranslatable, a malevolent cocktail of spiked, cutting wit and stubborn bloody-mindedness, which is summed up best in the following Serb tale.
But even as Mr. Gingrich becomes something of a bit player, he remains arguably the most provocative personality in the race, one whose flights of bombast, vitriol and cutting wit regularly inject some psychodrama into the contest.
