Sentence examples for much wit from inspiring English sources

Nor is there much wit.

Also a byproduct of too much wit: neuroticism.

He has as much wit as [Noël] Coward".

On the other hand, the texts presented him are too simple-minded to sustain much wit.

"There's not been much wit and not much joy," she told the Guardian last month.

You find yourself having trouble believing this much wit is washing over you.

Not much humor, wit, heart, mystery, excitement, unlike the original, and a whole lot of endless generic action.

The issue with that sentiment is that if we don't comment, we'll only hear from analysts with as much wits as they have billable hours, which doesn't help in the slightest.

Again it owed much to wit over brawn.

(Twyla Tharp's "Push Comes to Shove" tosses hats with much more wit).

Much of "Wit" was based on her experience as a unit clerk on a cancer floor in a Washington research hospital.