Sentence examples for more witty from inspiring English sources
It's cleverer, more witty and also very much more preachy.
Broadway dancing never got more artistic than this — more subtle, more witty, more stageworthy.
Some had a pleasantly artless, grungy flair; others were more witty than functional.
It was that and much more: witty, woeful, devious and delirious to the point of obsession.
Are you funny?" "I would say I'm more witty than funny," said Dickey.
"In Roxy's first five years there's a lot more witty metaphors and wordplay.
His slim but lively meditation on manners is far more witty-anecdote-driven and personal than pedagogical, a mean game of tiddlywinks played on the minefield of manners rather than a series of law-giving tablets etched in stone.
And no one has ever discovered a more elegantly witty way of making this plain.
Far more intelligent, witty and sexy; but perhaps her prime was just on the wrong side of 1950 for popular culture.
Nothing this side of a long run on the best-seller list, I suppose, pleases an author of a new book more than witty flattery.
The repertory balanced Porter classics like "Night and Day," "Let's Do It" and "What Is This Thing Called Love?" with more obscure, witty wonders like "The Physician," originally sung by Gertrude Lawrence in the 1933 show "Nymph Errant".
