Sentence examples for just as witty from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kudelka's choreography is just as witty, full of ingenious partnering and glancing, perceptive takes on lovers' foibles and the art of the duet.

With its theme of self-fulfilment and scenes heavily populated with animals, it has a flavour of Rob Biddulph's 2016 book Odd Dog Out, and is just as witty and sweet.

In fact, I wonder whether a Cleveland Sports Guy, just as witty and clever as Simmons, has been writing for a tiny audience for years and is seething about living in a town that has arguably the most depressing sports scene in America.

McDormand's Best Actress acceptance speech for Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri was just as witty and moving as we've come to expect from her, ending in her setting down the award and turning the attention to the other women in the room.

Now, he's read Gender Trouble, and is just as happy ironically enjoying some witty banter on Dave as he is watching Sex and the City 2 with his missus (but only when the slut gets her tits out, oioi!).

And when I met her, I loved his petite, fiercely witty Indian girlfriend just as much.

But Noel Coward's script is as witty as ever.

By some magic, perhaps not unlike that which they previously applied to "The Front Page," the authors managed to force all these strangely various people into a pattern of wild but strictly controlled lunacy, and the result is just about as witty a play as you ever saw.

He can also be witty; in fact, he has made just as many appearances on "Have I Got News for You" as Johnson has.

Using a mix of tunes from classic and more recent Allen films, Andersen explains why Gershwin, Bechet and Ellington deserve just as much credit as Allen and Keaton for that witty blend of neurotic cinematic magic.

Several dancers — Maria Kowroski, charming in her flirtatious solo for three uninterested men; Ashley Bouder, dramatic, impetuous and witty; and Antonio Carmena, buoyant and boyish — were just as fine.