Sentence examples for popular witty from inspiring English sources

Their children play more sports than mine, they are academically more competent, they read books all the time, they are constantly on playdates, they are popular, witty, funny.

The celebrity in the white suit was charming, popular, witty, and jovial, and a raconteur without peer.

He was a man who was gracious, tender, vulnerable and, contrary to popular myth, witty and warm.

These days Isbell is a popular and witty presence on Twitter, but in January 2012, a drunken tweet led to a feud with the country singer Dierks Bentley.

Those who commanded him, or served alongside him, said Rigby was an "extremely popular and witty soldier", who had been a lifelong supporter of Manchester United, and was never shy of letting people know it.

"An extremely popular and witty soldier, Drummer Rigby was a larger than life personality within the Corps of Drums and was well known, liked and respected across the Second Fusiliers.

A book, "Das Leben in 140 Zeichen" ("Life in 140 Characters"), is a popular compendium of witty German tweets.

In "Last Call," a witty popular history of the Prohibition era, published in 2010, Daniel Okrent chronicled the country's six-month infatuation with nonalcoholic beer, and its longer relationships with other substitutes.

Mrs Tanaka is quick, witty and popular with the public.

Another popular slogan is the witty and diplomatic: "Sorry for the inconvenience.

"Pop!" will tell young readers all they need to know about the reinvention of one of history's most popular treats, and the witty drawings tell the rest.