Sentence examples for enough wits from inspiring English sources

The one for men with three wives or the one for men with two wives?" By the time I'd gathered enough wits to say that my uncle had only one wife, a fact well known to Douala, the warm, wrapped meat, heavily doused with some kind of yaji, was in my palms.

It's a didactic piece with too much prose, too many chases and not enough wit.

Norway did not have enough wit or creativity to exploit the space between the lines.

The entire run of the series could hardly generate enough wit or incident to eke out a feature film.

Mr. Harvey doesn't provide quite enough wit to make this consistently entertaining or quite enough character development to make you root for or against anyone.

New Jersey Republicans, unlike Democrats, have just enough wit to avoid nominating a corrupt candidate, but not enough to support that candidate.

But he infuses the small groups, solos and pas de deux that follow in quick order with enough wit and personality to give the ballet its own aura.

"Californication" tries to poke fun at the hypocrisy and delusions of Hollywood, but it doesn't have enough wit or sense of place to be very convincing.

But Algeria have shown enough wit in attack to suggest they can get back into this, and claim the draw they require.

How fortunate that my peers are endowed with more than enough wit, charm and ingenuity to compensate for the mastodon-hunting skills of our taller rivals.

It had same atmosphere as the place I was brought up in.' Despite a cortege-paced narrative, Looking After Jo Jo has enough wit and moral backbone to take its place alongside other recent gems in Scottish drama.