Satire is sharp-witted, informed, and intelligent humor.
A lovable loser, he was sharp-witted, image conscious and an eternal optimist, always convinced that his latest money making scheme would turn him into a millionaire, but invariably a failure because he lacked the required nous to realise his ambitions.
Her stage version is sharp witted, broad minded, steeped in art history, a woman with a soft spot for gay men, even for lefties, who would never be mean enough to – allegedly – rebuke the police for eating her Bombay mix, or – really – pay below the living wage at Windsor Castle.
A tiny, lively woman with mischievous gray eyes and a quick wit, she could be sharp-tongued with a sycophant and stern with an errant grandchild.
His vision is sharp, his wit is sly, and the stories in this collection come alive with that ineffable thing – soul," she said.
What binds all of the various ingredients together is sharp timing, wit, and a captivating clarity of execution.
Her wit is sharp, intelligent and funny, and often surprises and silences her critics.
Your vocabulary is vast and your wit is sharp.
Will Self's latest take on modern life is equally sharp witted and no less provocative.
Hill praised Farrell's "real wit", adding: "He is sharp and intelligent and sometimes laugh out loud funny as well as being thoughtful and interesting".
The choreographic instinct in these moments is sharp, as are the touches of wit and humor.
