Sentence examples for just wit from inspiring English sources

The scholar Jonathan Lear explains why irony involves more than just wit and detachment.

But when death — the reality principle — comes to the woods in the second act, Sondheim brings not just wit but also depth and gravity to the archetypes.

Benulek opted for "Banter is just wit for people who have to plan ahead", blundermouth suggested "Banter is the art of men not being able to communicate with each other", and IfThen went with "Banter and friendly insults establish and reinforce parity among otherwise potentially threatening peers, strangers and rivals".

And "Think... Just Wit My Hands" brings us inside the mind of the crazed killer.

"I never, never discarded even a postcard because there — there was just a wit and a humor and a quickness to them that, as a mother, I recognized, as a writer, I recognized".

Naw, I'm just playin' wit' chall.

Not just charm, wit and tongue-in-cheek satire but slapstick antics and utter zaniness.

Sentimentalism, of course, must breed a sluggish spirit - just as wit insists on lightsome speed.

Just add wit and lunatic intelligence and we're back to Fargo.

Bernstein captures not just the wit, daring, darkness and tenderness of the music but the immensity.

New Jersey Republicans, unlike Democrats, have just enough wit to avoid nominating a corrupt candidate, but not enough to support that candidate.