Six feet six and three hundred and ninety pounds, he had a sharp wit buried in the rubbery form of a Stretch Armstrong doll.
With a sandpaper voice, a taste for beer (he was twice charged with drunken driving) and a tense, competitive manner, Weaver was a crusty personality, though he had a sharp wit and a well-developed sense of mischief.
Jesse was the kind of kid who kept $10.10 in his bank account -- You need $10 to keep it open," Gelsinger explained -- but those assembled on the mountaintop agreed that he had a sharp wit and a sensitive heart.
Dendy has a sharp wit, which frequently emerges from the characters he creates, indelibly limned.
Catherine, despite all of her failings, has a sharp wit and a kind heart.
"Sweet and Vicious" is impressive: it has a sharp wit and a sustained edge.
Mr. Gingrich, in particular, has a sharp wit and an ability to harness the enthusiasm of the audience.
Bruce Diones of The New Yorker wrote that Rapunzel has "a sharp wit and intelligent concerns", while Claudia Puig of USA Today opined, "Rapunzel is... believable in her teenage histrionics".
We include women like Arlene, the politically conservative Choice Mom of a five-year-old daughter, who shared this with me: "I enjoy reading Ann Coulter since I think she is a gifted writer, has a sharp wit, makes brilliant observations and is not held back by the PC police.
He has a sharp, almost grotesque wit, a fine ear for the eccentric cadences of lower-middle-class New York Jews and an unsentimental compassion for the scars they bear.
He has a sharp eye for people and their lairs and the wit to describe both.
