E3 GIVING F1-36 OBITUAbbaS B6-7 Abba Eban The erudite diplomat, whose oratory and wit gained sympathy for Israel during the perilous first 30 years of its independence, was 87.
Miranda's dry wit gained her rapid-fire laugh breaks as she presented her items: a padded bra she bought in earnest, a German hair care product she once loved, and many other similarly cared-for items presented with the calm, confident tone she's known best for.
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Crippled, Catholic, and of modest social station, Pope relies on influential friends, adroit flattery, and prodigious wit to gain access to the heady coffeehouses and fashionable drawing rooms on which his success depends.
The character has matured from the wide-eyed Oliver Twist of the first book, and gains the quick wits and tenacity of the Artful Dodger as he navigates his way through every comic mishap.
Perhaps the greatest theorist of the subject, François de Callières (1645-1717), had even pithier advice for today's diplomat: "He should not seek to gain a reputation as a wit … Above all, the good negotiator must possess enough self-control to resist the longing to speak before he has thought out what he intends to say".
Ingleby Gallery, to 6 May RC Maurice Doherty's neon sign proclaiming "I Slept With The Curator To Get This Show" might gain an extra turn of wit when we learn that the work was especially commissioned for this willfully daft two-part exhibition.
Besides acting, her interests also ran to writing, where her wit and imagination gained expression.
Parker, who gained fame for her acerbic wit and satirical humor, was often called the "Guinevere of the Round Table," referring, of course, to the Algonquin Round Table, of which she was a founding member.
