Sentence examples for many wits from inspiring English sources

"No matter how many wits there are who call you 'risotto,' you always knock them dead with your true meaning".

He also applied information derived from earlier theorists and experimenters, including William Harvey, Isaac Newton, the inventors of the Leyden jar, and many wits who had noticed the similarity between electric sparks and lightning.

I suspect that's a reason that so many fine wits come out of Texas, where there's a bizarro but intoxicating mix of western bluntness and southern gentility.

Let's tee off again and go back to the future This week there's been many a wit suggesting that for the Ryder Cup to be a better contest, America should co-opt the help of Mexico and Canada or they bite the warhead and become a Rest of the World team.

The obvious first choice is Madoff, but who knows how many accomplices, witting or otherwise, he had?

Loved by so many for humor, enthusiasm, and wit.

From the Restoration to the Victorian era, these playwrights and many other "female wits," as one critic called them, survived criticism, ridicule and even sabotage to become a familiar presence on the English stage.

Jesus grows up to become an itinerant rabbi, living among prostitutes and tax collectors, wondering where he would sleep many nights, matching wits with authorities who wanted him dead.

He was, as a friend remarked, "truly a gentleman of the old school" and he will be long remembered by many for his wit and charm.

In her professional life and as a teacher at Our Lady of Lourdes Queens Village, she touched the lives of many with her wit, spirit, and generosity.

But if you look back at the "Die Hard" movies you realize how enjoyable he was, how many touches of wit and play he injected into routine heroics.