Demonstrating interesting character traits, wit, personality or any hint of individuality (Boris Johnson, David Blunkett, etc) will count against you.
Mr. Huang, who was born in 1982, grew up in Orlando, Fla., America's least interesting city, where wit and soulfulness run afoul of zoning laws.
Johnson does more than quip; he engages with others: "The people I follow, they are my dream party guests, interesting strangers whose wit keeps me coming back".
Dr. Woody Brock, in a recent paper on oil prices, wrote a rather interesting sentence, to wit, that Iran would not have net oil to export in 2014.
It's interesting you should mention wit, because one of the things about Cookie Monster is, he's extremely erudite – he has the grammar of a caveman but the vocabulary of a professor.
JOSE ANTONIO VARGAS: Such an interesting mix: the verbosity and wit of Sorkin with the moody, edginess of Fincher.
Formulaic, disciplined Lauda is the more consistent driver and – despite Hunt's flashes of wit – the more interesting character.
"Now, a lot of solid, interesting plays don't, like 'Wit' and 'How I Learned to Drive' -- both Pulitzer Prize winners.
He often managed to teach something, even in casual conversations, and it was likely to be an obscure but surprisingly interesting lesson delivered with wry wit.
In 1942, Gregory told Mitchell that he had read at least fifty of Gould's notebooks and found them "extremely interesting," with "flashes of New England wit" and "great clarity of expression," but that much of it was unprintable "because of obscenity".
