Sentence examples for more quick-witted from inspiring English sources

But for whatever reason his natural advantage over Brown – more quick-witted and wittier – was eroded.

If I had been a bit more quick-witted, I would have retorted, "and that's the way I like it".

Then the Berlin Wall fell, and it became clear to the more quick-witted members of the old establishment that the Soviet system was doomed.

"Dan over time became more confident, the quick-witted one," says Heyman.

"It's a lot more about how quick-witted you are, how smart you are as a sportsperson, rather than just how good you are physically".

Try to be more mature and quick-witted, because Carly is a very mature female and she's smart and quick-witted.

This book features the author's more likable hero, the quick-witted artist named Kidd, and a literate charm that does not get lost among the laptops.

"Frasier and Niles happen to fit into certain gay stereotypes: well-dressed, quick-witted and more interested in the arts than sports.

And while this 76-minute album flags near the end, there's still more than enough smooth-tongued, quick-witted rhyming to justify his boasts.

One of Mr. Brody's most appealing features -- from "King of the Hill" 10 years ago through such varied and underseen pictures as "Restaurant," "Summer of Sam" and "Bread and Roses" more recently -- is his quick-witted, almost smart-alecky cockiness.

Now saddled with more gray hairs and wrinkles, the quick-witted Clooney took the opportunity to laugh at himself after viewing a touching scene from The Descendants that includes Shailene Woodley, a remarkable young talent who plays his 17-year-old daughter.