Sentence examples for most wit from inspiring English sources

The lyricist displaying the most wit, rhythm and creativity wins.

The good-fellows counsel, or, The bad husbands recantation : proving by arguments both just and fit, that he which spends least money has most wit : to the tune of, Tan Tivye.

And, as with most wits, we learn through Hwang's distanced eye, and through his sometimes distanced but ultimately color-blind heart.

But unlike an earlier appearance in the campaign on CBS's "Late Show," when in the judgment of most wits, he bombed trying to match David Letterman joke for joke, Mr. Bush made no effort to go head to head with Mr. Leno.

Vespasiano wrote that he began to study logic with the keenest understanding, and he argued with the most nimble wit that was ever seen.

Clarke also wins the prize for most mordant wit of the weekend, as she realises quite how cheerless her song selection has been.

Despite the fact that his theater has a history of producing New York-bound shows, including "The Changing Room," "American Buffalo," "The Gin Game" and, most recently, "Wit," Mr. Stotts said this was not the mission of Long Wharf.

Handler switches timelines, settings and perspectives with the virtuosity of a plate-spinner, and while there are laughs aplenty, it is for Phil, compulsive ideas-generator and reluctant family man, that Handler reserves his most mordant wit.