Sentence examples for for something very witty from inspiring English sources

It is a curious fact that novelists have a way of making us believe that luncheon parties are invariably memorable for something very witty that was said, or for something very wise that was done.

There's something very witty about her, and quite fresh, although I realised watching it last night that it's really contemporary Jane Austen.

"But my understanding is that Richie's own wishes were for something very, very quiet, and something very, very private".

The commentator himself had wished for "something very, very quiet and very, very private", he added.

Now, for something very different.

Matthew's consolatory wit is not very witty; for that reason, perhaps, it fails to console.

Something very good for the Yankees.

Do something very nice for yourself.

For the coming spring, he showed some very witty dresses and tops based on workout clothes.

Rashad smiled, tasted and asked questions, grasping for something witty to say about dishes like Parmesan spinach roll-ups.

There was something very fresh-sounding about it".Released in 1974, it ranges from the witty attack of "The Wall Street Shuffle", to the elegant atmospherics of "Somewhere in Hollywood" and the brilliant hard rock of "Silly Love".