Sentence examples for fund of wit from inspiring English sources

Scott's second-in-command, Albert Armitage, wrote in his book Two Years in the Antarctic that "Crean was an Irishman with a fund of wit and an even temper which nothing disturbed".

But it's in this very absence that Stillman distills his unspoken confession: he was, indeed, away, and he returns with crisp clothing and fresh scent, a dance craze, an aptitude for heartbreak, an unbroken string of loopily witty discourse, an unmollified rage to proselytize, and a vast fund of poise, grace, wit, humor, self-control — and forgiveness.

Funds-of-funds are hot.

Lots of wit and sarcasm and joking".

"Brevity," Allon replied, "is the soul of wit".

This rendering may not be the essence of wit.

He was full of wit and unusual insights.

He was a man of wit, intelligence, warmth and caring.

Celtic need more of that kind of wit and imagination.

It is the expression of the unchallenged mastery of wit.

It's full of wit and hilarious humour.