Traditional ideological sermons that criticize right-wing extremists are likely to be ignored, but the language of wit and humor may be a more effective way to communicate with extremists.
These verses succinctly yet thoroughly covered their subjects, using language and wit that jumped off the (NYTimes.com) page.
She continued to produce, sporadically, the All-Lavender Cinema Courier, buthehe low camp of its language and wit belonged to another time, another generation: "Exorcist II: The Heretic.
The notably hard-to-please Thomas Berger professed himself bowled over: "A sumptuous feast of language and wit, 'The Bushwhacked Piano' makes literacy a joy rather than an obligation".
The best of them show that language and wit can be every bit as gripping as murderous psychopaths and bloody shootouts.In her debut novel, "Birdman", Mo Hayder sticks to basics.
When Safire died several years ago, the column was taken up by Ben Zimmer, who took on the serious and the silly in language with wit and verve undergirded by a vast amount of knowledge.
When I think of Sylvia Plath, I am in awe of her intelligence, her language, her wit, her consonantal music – her sheer gift, and what must have been her drive, as its guardian, possessor, possessee, to realise it.
While it acquired voice and natural language startup Wit.ai in 2015, it hasn't done much publicly with voice computing, beyond testing having Facebook turn voice clips into text during chat sessions.
The humour is bawdy and at times farcical, the language full of wit and irony.
In 2015, it acquired natural language processing startup Wit.ai that ran a developer platform for building speech interfaces, though it later rolled Wit.ai into Messenger's platform team to focus on chatbots.
