Sentence examples for has a wit from inspiring English sources

Sharply directed and with effective comic performances from Seth Rogen and Zac Efron, it has a wit and even an occasional tenderness that belie its near-constant crudity.

At its best, and that doesn't come into full view until the third and fourth episodes, "The Newsroom" has a wit, sophistication and manic energy that recalls James L. Brooks's classic movie "Broadcast News".

It's beautifully written, it's funny and it's against the grain.' It's a glib assumption that the Right has the best jokes, but Johnson's Spectator has a wit and freshness notably lacking in the current New Statesman.

Alessandra Stanley of The New York Times, for example, said, "At its best, and that doesn't come into full view until the third and fourth episodes, 'The Newsroom' has a wit, sophistication and manic energy that recalls James L. Brooks's classic movie 'Broadcast News.' But at its worst, the show chokes on its own sanctimony".

He loves the work, and he loves the people, and he has a wit laced with deep kindness that makes everyone fall in love with him.

Known around town as "the hardest working middle-aged man in show business," Murray Hill has a wit and a charm that led him to be dubbed "Downtown's New 'It' Boy" by The New York Times, got him inducted into PAPER's Nightlife Hall of Fame and saw him named one of the top 12 gender-bending performers in NYC by Time Out NY -- just to name a few honors.

Wilkinson always had a wit, warmth and, crucially, a modernity that contrasted with his public image.

His cartoons, like his caricatures, have a wit and spontaneity that are almost startling.

Mr. Peanut "has always had a wit and a charm, even though he hasn't talked," said Kris Wixom, a creative director at Being.

While nobody now seems to know for sure who was responsible for what, the dances have a wit that makes you want to know more about their attribution.

And, despite the lofty exclusivity of Adam and Eve's bond, the pair also have a wit, warmth and raffish flamboyance that makes them oddly endearing.