Sentence examples for it's a wit from inspiring English sources

It's a wit that carries through to the musical arrangements, too.

It is a wit that could border on silly, but Barratt is charming enough to pull it off and the writing is strong.

Today, when information 'is leaked,' it is a witting (if sometimes witless) action.

It's a form of wit arguably lower even than sarcasm: toilet humour, the kind of scatological funnies beloved by young children, and, guiltily, everyone else.

But it's a "GWTW" with wit, skepticism and even a bit of clairvoyance in the way it portrays an imperial Britain — embodied by the central figure, a blustering, buffoonish Army officer played by Roger Livesey — about to bring about its own destruction even as it lives its finest hour, in the battles of World War II.

It's a game of wits for me, though.

It's a battle of wits for which the public is unarmed; Dame Edna is always triumphant.

It's a battle of wits, money, compassion, money, politics and money and of course, the people who are donating the money.

Yet it's a tribute to the wit and invention of his approach that not only Duke, but Milton and God come through it triumphant.

It's called "Love, Mom: Poignant, Goofy, Brilliant Messages from Home," and it's a repository of mother wit on all the important topics: guys, relatives, Barbara Kingsolver, "American Idol," taco salads.

That could be because, for all the show's earthy candor and scathing wit, it's a soap opera at heart.