Sentence examples for humanity wit from inspiring English sources

Beyond his professional credentials, his humanity, wit, grace, and charm made him beloved by everyone he met all over the world.

Seething with inventiveness, humanity, wit and language fit for the Big Rock Candy Mountain, indomitable and adroit, full of angelic swagger and pretend pratfalls, Ali Smith's gleaming There but for the (Hamish Hamilton) took the biscuit this year.

In his review, New York Times critic Clive Barnes said he recommended it "without reservation". "This is a musical with style, humanity, wit and passion," Barnes said.

She resolves it with a tragic humanity and wit.

For more than thirty years, he inspired us with his enthusiasm, warmth, humanity and wit.

Stylish flourishes are everywhere, and yet the film also manages to maintain its semblance of humanity and wit.

In his 34 years as a journalist at Money Magazine and ESPN The Magazine, Mark's great talent as an editor was surpassed only by his humanity and wit.

Literary London is much the poorer for the loss of its own History Man, and of a voice unequalled for its humanity and wit.

So it's easy to see that what shone through about Tom was his gentleness, humanity and wit — no acerbic intellectual was he.

The literary world is much the poorer for the loss of its own History Man, and of a voice unequalled for its humanity and wit.

Shaw never handles a heartache ballad in a cool crooning manner; his humanity, technique, wit and openness to happenstance always adds an edge.