Sentence examples for quite witty from inspiring English sources
Far from disgusting, the dirt painting was actually quite witty.
Proudly sophomoric at times and certainly snarky, Jack is also quite witty.
"I found her to be quite witty, funny and smart and very attractive," he said.
Occasionally they could be quite witty and amusing, but far more often were frightening and malicious.
He is quite witty (sometimes he prepares his mots beforehand), and they always get his jokes.
Maugham's dialogue isn't quite as witty as the brisk Ms. Burton and Lynn Redgrave, who plays her imperious mother, manage to make it sound (2 15).
Because she had the NERVE to write some songs which are not quite as witty or barbed as those of Lily Allen, and which did not seek to make more sense of the world than your average teenage diary.
I knew I was witty, quite perceptive, I could tell a good story, I was clever.
Accepted later in the UK, USA and elsewhere, he relaxed, became quite charming and witty.
It hasn't a shred of subtlety, and quite a few witty lines are run over by the breakneck pace.
