With age comes a new set of wit and wisdom, so it is upsetting to see their status so openly derided in a professional environment.
His references to homosexuality, "oral stimulation," and masturbation are couched in a rich setting of wit, charm, linguistic subtlety, superb literary craftsmanship, evocative description, and deep human sympathy.
For this I must stress the use of wits.
Christopher Wheeldon's choreography and Ian Falconer's ballet-studio set are full of wit.
An indexed collection of sets \(\sA = \{A_{i}: i \in I\}\) may be conceived as a variable set, to wit, as a set varying over the index set \(I\).
Secondly, DamID experiments to map lamina chromatin interactions performed in the absence of cross-linking using multiple nuclear lamina proteins (lamin B1 and emerin) show a large degree of overlap in the set of interacting genes (de Wit and van Steensel 2009; Peric-Hupkes et al. 2010).
To wit: A set of three islands, covering 1,100 acres, is available for sale on www.vladi-private-islands.de.de
Vettel gambled by staying on the same set of soft tires, turning the last 15 laps into a battle of wits, with Alonso and Button on his tail.
The quality of reported research methods was evaluated using a set of criteria used in CIS, to wit: "Are the aims and objectives clearly stated?
