Sentence examples for have a wit from inspiring English sources

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

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.

If the addition last season of a fourth judge, Kara DioGuardi, upset the balance that gave the "Idol" judging panel an air of predictability, the arrival of Ms. DeGeneres is likely to be even more disruptive, not least because she might have a wit sharp enough to puncture the pontifications that often emanate from Mr. Cowell.

The Guardian: "There are passages in these chapters that have a wit and punch reminiscent of Roth at his best, rendering the mutually defining paranoias of Jews and Gentiles with merciless clarity.

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

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

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.

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.

By MIKE GRANBERRY Tasmanian-born singer-songwriter Audrey Auld had a wit and comedic style that added a joyful punctuation to her natural talent in crafting memorable country ballads.

The new patterns have "a real wit, but also a strange beauty," said Rohan Blacker, a founder of Sofa.com.