"She was irreverent, had street smarts, wit, daring and an impressive innate musicality".
One of your greatest gifts (in addition to smarts, wit, and mind-blowing remote control expertise) is self-awareness.
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Stone brings real warmth to Olive, who deploys smart-alec wit as a defence against the vicissitudes of high school.
"We wanted to bring out not only Marilyn's timeless glamour but also her smarts and wit," Ms. Bernstein said.
Bill and his tall and striking wife, Pat — whose elegance, smarts and wit made her the perfectly suited WFB mate — were there on their beautiful sailboat/yacht.
"Maybe for the next Fox debates, you could incorporate my experience, smarts and wit — on stage — or doing the FoxNews.com analysis after.
The musical, which was overhauled after a lackluster tryout in Chicago, has built up the movie's moral message and slimmed down its smart-mouthed wit.
The first pages of the book revealed much of what readers came to love about Spenser — his impatience with pomposity, his smart-alecky wit, his self-awareness and supreme self-confidence.
