Sentence examples for robust wit from inspiring English sources
Olivier is furious at the continued presence of her acting coach, Paula Strasberg Zoë Wanamakerr), but Marilyn's key strategic victory comes when Sybil Thorndike, played with robust wit by Judi Dench, sides with Marilyn in an argument and tells Larry not to be a bully in front of the entire crew: a betrayal that sours him permanently.
Our "Iron Lady", Helen lived to a spirited 94 and thrived in robust health, sharp wit, and open heart throughout.
A veteran of "Les Miserables" on Broadway, Mr. Rubano has an intelligence and wit to match his robust baritone.
Blanka Amezkua appropriates the female protagonists from Mexican comic books, converting their fierce images into large, robust embroideries that exude a fiery formal wit without being overly beholden to Roy Lichtenstein.
Like Munc18 we observed that deficiency of syntaxin-1 also produced robust docking phenotypes in chromaffin cells (de Wit et al. 2006).
In the absence of Wit, EGF stimulation resulted in a robust increase in tyrosine-phosphorylated STAT3, which was localised predominantly in the nucleus.
But it would not be beyond the wit of Whitehall mandarins to propose a more robust system – unless, that is, they do not want to.
There's something brilliantly robust and natural about her singing: no artifice, no fuss, a healthy wit, a refreshing kind of virtuosity that's grounded and almost casual but still totally dazzling.
Spark was fascinated by suffering and even tried writing a critical study of the Book of Job but it was an active, robust kind of suffering that she liked, whereby hunger whetted one's wits.
Previously we showed that deficiency of Munc18 (Voets et al. 2001) or the protein syntaxin-1 (de Wit et al. 2006) not only abolished exocytosis, but also produced robust docking phenotypes in chromaffin cells (Toonen et al. 2006a) as well as neurons (Toonen et al. 2006b).
