Sentence examples for heights of wit from inspiring English sources

"Leiber and Stoller advanced rock 'n' roll to new heights of wit and musical sophistication".

Overall, though, it skillfully balances heights of wit with depths of feeling.

In this week's poem, To His Coy Mistress, Andrew Marvell takes the conventional plea to new heights of imaginative wit.

They create each movie afresh, and some of their productions, especially this one and "The Incredibles," both written and directed by Brad Bird, have reached heights of invention, speed, and wit not seen in animation since the work done by Chuck Jones at Warner Bros. in the nineteen-forties.

Shrewd of wit and quick of tongue (and always dressed in the very height of fashion), Perry's proto-feminists have the kind of intellectual radiance that eludes their spouses.

This generous display of George Grosz's drawings from 1914 to 1930, before he came to the United States, shows his work in two arenas -- for publication and for the stage -- at the height of his wit and indignation.

"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.

It is the expression of the unchallenged mastery of wit.