Sentence examples for in some witty from inspiring English sources

It's resulted in some witty responses.

Thankfully, dinner was more date-like, and the two engaged in some witty banter.

When GRAMMY Co-Executive Producer Ken Ehrlich first brought me in to help write the GRAMMY show a decade ago, he introduced me to Walter, who immediately insulted me in some witty yet somehow warm way.

But his best work -- like "Galatea 2.2," in which some witty professors create a computer brainy enough to pass a literature exam -- finds beauty in the process of scientific inquiry.

Tóibín's writing isn't humourless; there are darkly comic scenes in The Master and some witty lines of dialogue in The Blackwater Lightship, and his journalism is frequently very funny.

Performed in teahouses throughout northern China, it usually consists of two performers dressed in traditional garb engaging in witty banter.

There are some wonderfully witty pastiches in "Sweeney Todd" too — in this case of Victorian broadsheet ballads and parlor songs.

For the liberal whites, quips about black men's prowess in bed are witty and tongue-in-cheek.

Be warned, there are no TVs here, so you're either gonna have to engage in some polite conversation and witty banter or drink your Guinness in silence.

Some of the writers she celebrated in her witty, cantankerous style are all but forgotten now.

Clarke's ability to construct a fully imagined world — much of it explained in long, witty footnotes — is impressive, and there are some suspenseful moments.