Sentence examples for out of wit from inspiring English sources

Then take a page out of Wit & Whimsy blogger Meghan's book and opt for a red sole (if you can afford it!) or make like Arielle of Something Navy and invest in statement bag.

-"Is he an "Islamic sympathizer?" -"He grew it out of sympathy wit the Taliban" - If he wasn't so light-skinned, he actually looks like a terrorist".

Your suggestion that "last week it seemed that everyone was conspiring to terrify" Americans "out of their wits" (editorial, Oct. 20) may be a blessing in disguise.

Two scenes in Act III stand out as models of wit and economy in this opulent production.

My books are supposed to be funny, so even death should be carried out with a twist of wit.

That little bit of wit came out instinctively.

It's true that since Dole lost to President Clinton in 1996 he has made something of a career out of that wit.

It is impossible to read the British newspapers — yes, they still sell them in big numbers and read them ardently here, foreshadowing an upcoming generation of informed Brit adults — and not get a chuckle out of the wit.

Mr. Maxwell -- his young head spinning with nightmarish thoughts of brain damage -- said he was "scared out of my wits" at the prospect of a boxing career and never mentioned the subject again.

I have been accused of being too shrill, scaring people out of their wits, but what I am trying to do is scare them into their wits".

People were scared out of their wits".