Sentence examples for inherent wit from inspiring English sources

What made "Digressions" a relevant footnote to television history was less its inherent wit than that Rooney's near-invisible accomplice was a one-time Borscht Belt actor named Palmer Williams.

This technique creates the dazzling effects of depth, contrast and glittering movement familiar in art history, while containing wit and meaning as inherent qualities of the material.

My favorite City Ballet seasons begin and end with Miranda Weese, whose inherent elegance is allayed by a mischievous, arch wit.

Those kinds of folks also, when they're faced with ambiguity and uncertainty, they've got their wits about them, so they're looking as much for the opportunity that's inherent in that as they are for the risk.

And wit.

"Wit sneaking shoes, wit wite paints".

"Wit or beauty".

The sunny wit.

There's little wit.

You gave us wit.

"A really fantastic wit".