Sentence examples for most witty from inspiring English sources

Victoria Wood For many years one of the most witty Britons, she is probably the funniest vegetarian in the world.

Noel Coward once described him as: "The most professional, the most witty... and the most charming man in the business".

Noël Coward called him "the most professional, the most witty … and the most utterly charming man in the business".

Thomas Fuller, (born June 19 , 1608 Aldwincle, Northamptonshire, Eng. died Aug. 16, 1661, London), British scholar, preacher, and one of the most witty and prolific authors of the 17th century.

As Alma, Mahler's spirited young wife, Barbara Romaner offers engaging detail and depth, but the awkward therapy sessions of Freud and Mahler make for the film's most witty and involving moments.

June 19 , 1608Aldwinkle, England August 16, 1661 London, England Thomas Fuller, (born June 19 , 1608 Aldwincle, Northamptonshire, Eng. died Aug. 16, 1661, London) British scholar, preacher, and one of the most witty and prolific authors of the 17th century.

"Berger is one of our most intelligent, witty and independent-minded writers".

"It was always about crafting the best rhyme in the most articulate, witty or smart way," he said.

Brontë is at her most astringently witty in Emma, describing her mercenary schoolmistresses as "not much less shallow than the china saucer which held their teacups".

"I want NME to be the most exciting, witty, opinionated and informative music magazine in the world and I can't wait to get stuck into the job".

2/15 Dan Smith from Bastille chose 'Pure Heroine' by Lorde I think Lorde employs some of the most engaging, witty and interesting lyrics of the year, but they're totally backed up by good songwriting and subtly brilliant hooks.