Sentence examples for extraordinarily witty from inspiring English sources
He felt that he had been extraordinarily witty over lunch, encouraged by her flashing eyes.
Orson was a genius and a gentle ogre, Françoise was extraordinarily witty.
He is extraordinarily smart, witty and erudite.
Maupassant's stories have a strangely strong power on the cinema — they read like sketches by an extraordinarily perceptive, witty, vigorous, and impatient painter.
She was elegant, opinionated, extraordinarily well-read, witty in person and on paper, and interested in everything.
Among many tributes, first minister Rhodri Morgan described him as "an extraordinarily talented and witty journalist and broadcaster".
The last was the best – sly, witty and extraordinarily inventive in its attack on eve-of-millennium complacency.
It takes almost a willed prejudice not to see how extraordinarily distinctive and inventive, witty and subtle and complex the movie is.
Ricci created in the antechamber an extraordinarily bright, airy and witty proto-rococo interior, depicting the story of Venus and Adonis and other mythological scenes, highlighted in princely gold and framed by trompe l'oeil classical architecture.
My thanks to you for the many years you provided Joe Bell with a generous platform from which to express his witty, intelligent, extraordinarily open view on life — his own and the community for which he cared.
They can be cold, but they can also be erotic, witty, provocative and extraordinarily tender.
