Sentence examples for peculiar wit from inspiring English sources

Claudio's disturbed and peculiar wit is the voice of an inward mind.

But through it all there is a marriage between a man frequently on the road and his medium, the cellphone — and a wit that plays with the peculiar art form known as text-messaging.

For another, the novel, first published in Turkey in 1983 and only now appearing here, is — despite flashes of levity and wit — almost unremittingly intense, gothic and peculiar.

That undertaking brought out, as his earlier work had not, Ovid's full powers: his wit and rhetorical brilliance, his mythological learning, and the peculiar qualities of his fertile imagination.

The "Donizetti" revival likewise highlights many of the steps and constructions that are most peculiar to this ballet; and Kendra Mitchell's sparkle in the ballerina role revealed its gleeful wit.

And wit.

Why peculiar?

Terrifically peculiar).

Very peculiar.

There's little wit.

"Wit sneaking shoes, wit wite paints".