Sentence examples for remarkably witty from inspiring English sources
But, and this is the point, he was relaxed, articulate, consistently on-message, and remarkably witty.
Instead of carping snidely about this, in the style of a college bull session, Kugel gives us a magisterial, erudite, yet remarkably witty tour through the research.
Following their Broadway success with "Passing Strange," which was made into a movie by Spike Lee, the outspoken and remarkably witty singer-songwriter Stew and his performing partner, Heidi Rodewald, have put their old band, the Negro Problem, back on the road.
In interviews, he comes off as a remarkably likable person: witty, sensible, goodhearted.
My friends were all remarkably attractive, intelligent, and witty, and white people often asked them why they were single.
Make witty remarks on things.
Given the remarkably literate, incisive -- and witty -- script by Aaron Sorkin, even the worst director would have been hard-pressed to make a bad movie out of this material.
Tod Papageorge, professor and director of graduate studies of the Yale photography program, remembers his former student as dryly witty, fiercely intelligent and a remarkably gifted artist — whose back-story felt inescapable.
Be witty with your remarks.
Witty, urbane, and informed by a remarkably wide range of reference, Me++ surveys the ways in which digital technologies are transforming our world and ourselves.
