In her lectures she displayed wit, warmth, and literary knowledge that attracted devotees wherever she went.
In his memoir, "Time Was," Robertson displays wit and paradox in the vein of Wilde.
More than a million words, mostly his own, displayed wit, humanity, curiosity and knowledge in equal measure.
In the end the show is a seductive fantasy built around a paradox: No. 6's imprisonment gives structure and meaning to his existence, focuses his anger, energy and liberally displayed wit.
On the other hand, it was (and still is) regarded in some quarters as stylish and rather aristocratic to suffer from boredom, so the English ought really to thank their bores for providing them with the occasion to display wit and appear grand.
Though there has been the usual carping, joyless geek chorus, appearing to get an almost parasexual thrill from being outraged by me, I have received thousands of letters and emails from readers displaying such wit and wisdom that I've thought "I wish they were my friend", and if that makes me seem sad, frankly I don't give a damn.
Hillary Rodham Clinton may not have revealed much about her presidential plans during the first television interview of her book tour, but she reminded Americans why she would be a formidable candidate — filleting her critics with a smile, deflecting questions she didn't want to answer and displaying the wit that often did not shine through in her 2008 presidential run.
Scott Frankel's music and Michael Korie's lyrics, recalling Porter and Kern and Sousa and Sondheim, display wit, and Thom Southerland's production is strongly performed.
At such moments, The Raven displays some wit.
The clothes themselves are displayed with wit and charm.
