Sentence examples for remarkable witty from inspiring English sources

And then there's Chroma, who conducts the colours of the sunset; the Dynne, who loves noise; the Terrible Trivium - literally a "monster of habit" - who chillingly promises that "if you only do the easy and useless jobs, you'll never have to worry about the important ones which are so difficult," along with scores of others, all remarkable, witty and surprising.

Parker's witty remarks are legendary.

Make witty remarks on things.

The Clifford Reading CD-ROM does a remarkable job of preserving the witty and sympathetic style of the books.

Had it not been for the tragic events that lift this book to another level, Oblivion would have been remarkable simply as a perceptive, witty and richly detailed portrait of an unusual family.

Half "Serious Investigative Science Writing," half "Gleefully Macabre Cocktail Party Fascinators," Roach's footnote-studded style marries witty good humor with remarkable discoveries from dusty government archives.

Aaron 'West Wing' Sorkin and David Fight Club Fincherer have achieved a remarkable thing - an exhilarating, analytical and witty film about coding a website.

Be witty with your remarks.

Pushkin's poetry is remarkable for its classical balance, brilliant and frequently witty use of the Russian literary language, and philosophical content.

Most remarkably, Branagh took the straw of Marvel's Thor comic strip and spun from it the gold of a surprisingly witty blockbuster (Transformers meets Xanadu), a remarkable feat of movie magic.

"Not quite as disinterested a credential as one might hope for in a Kennedy biographer," Christopher Buckley says of David Nasaw's title as the Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr. professor of history at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York, in his otherwise typically witty review of "The Patriarch: The Remarkable Life and Turbulent Times of Joseph P. Kennedy" (Nov. 18).