Sentence examples for small wit from inspiring English sources
Small wit is theirs, in shopworn phrases dressed;.
By Richard Armour The New Yorker, January 28 , 1950P. 65 Small wit is theirs, in shopworn phrases dressed; View Article By Phil Klay By John Cassidy By Troy Patterson By Larissa MacFarquhar.
In the work described here, we have discovered that the natural product small-molecule Wit inhibits the tyrosine phosphorylation of STAT3 and STAT5 by blocking the EGF- and IL-6-stimulated binding of EGFR and gp130 to STAT3 and STAT5.
Briskly directed by Christopher Smith (who also contributed to the screenplay), "Severance" overcomes its narrative deficiencies with inventive bloodletting and no small amount of wit.
I have experienced barely 5 per cent of what Los Santos and its environs, Rockstar's funhouse version of Los Angeles and southern California, have to offer; I already feel giddy from the amount of stuff there is to do, and delighted by the endless small moments of wit that suffuse all of it.
I hope he finds wisdom, and no small amount of wit, in The Black Book, and remembers my dad, Adlai Stevenson II, who stood for his principles even when doing so proved unpopular.
Mr. De Niro and Mr. Murphy repeat familiar roles -- one as a glowering, ill-tempered detective, the other as his excitable, fast-talking partner -- and the small, infrequent sparks of wit they manage are buried in an avalanche of broken glass, exploding cars, and bullets.
Together, the two sisters — along with their acerbic Eastern European wit, their small-screen-idol husbands and their impossibly high cheekbones — are becoming fixtures on the red carpet and in tabloid magazines.
One starkly visual sequence manages to turn a highway rest area into the scene of a coolly terrifying duel of wits, one small part of the book's overarching cat-and-mouse game.
He says it will look similar to an iPod wit a smaller screen and it'll pack a camera and GSM/GPRS capabilities.
