Sentence examples for sense wit from inspiring English sources

While her passing is mourned by her daugther Jane, son Robert and his wife Alison, her sister and brother-in-law Shirley and Jon Brodsky, her nieces, nephews, grandnieces and grandnephews of the Brodsky and Amr families, the Nowak family, and her many friends, they all take solace in her courage, ethical sense, wit and wordsmanship.

"It's a roll-up-your-sleeves game," said Zuiker, who's partnering with reality-show maven Cris Abrego ("The Surreal Life," "Next Action Star") to produce "Whodunnit?" "It relies on common sense, wit and mettle".

His bold, minimalist style is often infused with a sense of wit and humor, and has had a considerable influence on how my style has developed.

That, and the sense of wit to recognize our essential folly, is plenty.

She was only 4, but already Juliana, nicknamed Miss J, displayed a little sense of wit.

All these things gave his work a sense of wit and mystery.

"His designs are timeless because they are based on common sense and wit -- and not on passing fads".

He also re-defined the novel, broadened it, liberated it, made it warm with human sense and wit and grand purpose.

Purveyor of the "non-photograph", he combines a deceptively casual approach with an unrivalled, sometimes gloriously silly, visual sense of wit.

Fun and a shrewd sense of wit pervade all she does, and in person she's warmer and more smiley than the image she presents of herself.

21's music is fierce, lumbering, and largely joyless, the seeming opposite of Imanuel's bouncy, Internet-honed sense of wit.