Sentence examples for rigorous wit from inspiring English sources
But having touched upon those ideas, it doesn't develop them with the rigorous wit that Allen might once have brought to bear.
Her early jazz experiences with George Russell and the pianist Paul Bley, coupled with her wit and rigorous musicality, have seen to that.
He is an elegant, understated writer, with a keen and rigorous intellect, and a wry, quiet wit.
To be fair to Weiner, he never tried to sell himself as an ascetic; still, something in his Schumeresque bearing implied a devotion to ideology over indulgence; his willingness to appear regularly on Fox News and brave the half-wits, all by himself, seemed at least rigorous, the act of a man of ambition more than of appetite.
A series of incisive discussions of his unconscious racism is like a subreddit or Popehat message board come to life -- those scenes have the same acid wit and defensiveness, but they're much more rigorous and concise.
What it lacks almost completely (in addition to wit) is an internal design the farce's madcap spiralling of rigorous logic, which carries both plot and personality to the point of disintegration.
What it lacks almost completely (in addition to wit) is an internal design — the farce's madcap spiralling of rigorous logic, which carries both plot and personality to the point of disintegration.
