Sentence examples for requisite wit from inspiring English sources
Haydn's Quartet in G (Op. 77) had the requisite wit and clear definition, but the listener also felt the earth under Haydn's feet, reminding us of his modest origins.
But this is a prescient, important and enjoyable book, and what I love most about The Circle is that it is telling us so much about the impact of the computer age on human beings in the only form that can do so with the requisite wit, interiority and profundity: the novel.
Those younger men and women have, as Mr. Carden accurately lists, the requisite talent, intelligence, determination, wit and humility, but may lack that other essential ingredient needed to run a major company: experience.
Years ago, as Corona del Mar neighbors, we were included in Joseph Bell's Fourth of July birthday parties featuring hilarious contests of wit and skill, and the requisite softball game in the park.
The notion that an anchor might be much more than merely a news reader was furthered by the advent of the team of Chet Huntley and David Brinkley at NBC in 1956, with Brinkley adding sophisticated wit to the anchor repertory and Huntley sounding what would soon become the requisite basso profundo notes of moral sobriety.
This is a great development for science fiction writers; imagine if Ripley from Alien could have just peed into a cup of Yarrowia lipolytica and 3-D printed the requisite firepower to deal with face-hugging aliens, instead of having to rely purely on her wit and speed.
Helping matters are a knowing feel for the atmosphere of New York City, occasional flashes of wit in the script by Parnell Hall and commendable restraint (presumably by the director Douglas Cheek) in the administraition of the requisite doses of monsters.
In addition, regions wit.
