Sentence examples for some wit from inspiring English sources

At such moments, The Raven displays some wit.

It had depth, weight and some wit as well.

But the show has some wit and also a few modern touches.

Sure enough, they responded within a couple of minutes with some wit of their own.

Thomas tells his story -- impersonates it, rather -- with apparent languor, some wit and a disguising anger.

The band struck up "I Won't Dance," which argued some wit, he thought.

Well, count on women to reply to Pence's scary anti-female rhetoric with some humor, wit and activism. .

As for Fukushima itself, some wits say it could become a new home for the central government.

All human societies, past and present, have had a vested interest in education; and some wits have claimed that teaching (at its best an educational activity) is the second oldest profession.

A penny for some wits!

She also has some special wit about her.