Wit was implicit, and unexpected instruments were the most conspicuous novelty.
Michael Musto Columnist for The Village Voice "Boys in the Band" (1970) I saw the film years after it came out, during a formative period in my life, and was thrilled by its wit, camaraderie and implicit attack on the closet.
In fall 1998, with the oil price crashing, the bond market gathered up its wits and ventured an implicit long-term inflation forecast of less than 1%.
In the fall of 1998, with the oil price crashing, the bond market gathered up its wits and ventured an implicit long-term inflation forecast of less than 1%.
For what it's worth, aphorisms are generally more literary and personal than proverbs, implicit with a larger idiosyncratic outlook and a wit that saves them from self-importance.
After all, it was his father, Senator Robert Kennedy, who noted the implicit dangers of the United States prioritizing the GDP over more "worthwhile" indicators of progress: "It measures neither our wit nor our courage, neither our wisdom nor our learning, neither our compassion nor our devotion to our country, it measures everything in short, except that which makes life worthwhile".
But it's Mthethwa's presence, implicit yet keenly felt, that turns what could have been dry ethnographic documents into images full of warmth and wit.
That literary wit and incisiveness is accompanied by something else: a genuine admiration for the original work, despite the implicit feminist critique.
In addition, regions wit.
