But this revolution really — days of running down to the prefecture and declaring a new regime were pretty much over, and this revolution, well intentioned, full of color, full of integrity, full of character, full of wit — it was a witty revolution, full of irony and appreciation of the human condition.
Emerging triumphantly on stage before realising she'd left on the protective sheaths for her boxfresh trainers, she launches into a set full of brilliantly witty and disdainful lyricism.
Mr. Garaicoa, who recently had a one-man show at the Bronx Museum of the Arts, is full of such witty and restorative ideas.
Williams is famous for her short stories, which are full of strange, witty, fabulous, and often eccentric turns of phrase.
His movies, which span three decades, "are full of elegant, witty sequences and arrestingly beautiful images, reflections on the process of filmmaking and examinations of the concrete facts of human experience and the natural world.
They are full of smart, witty people.
He introduced me to his hometown of Liverpool; he is the most generous person, full of stories, witty and reliable.
Back in New York, and missing Japan like no other, I was flipping through Masaharu Morimoto's latest cookbook, Mastering the Art of Japanese Cooking (which is full of amazingly witty Morimoto musings on Japanese cooking, like his headnote for the curry recipe, BTW), when I stumbled on his recipe for Karei Raisu, or Japanese-style curry.
His solos on "Hot House," "Wee," and Monk's "Straight, No Chaser" exude a rollicking, gospel-like joy, full of witty musical quotations; but, in a wondrous paradox, he also lets fly with audacious modal runs that sound like his assimilation of and variations on Coltrane's own inventions.
It's like eavesdropping at a dinner party full of witty, interesting people – and being allowed to join in.
