Sentence examples for strange wit from inspiring English sources

It takes a while for "Louie" to find its own voice, and while it is at times a crude and offensive one, it is not without a strange wit and under-the-radar appeal.

Ever since Cook became a star, at the beginning of the 1960s, film producers had been queuing up to offer him leading roles, but none of them had succeeded in capturing his strange wit.

"30 Rock" returns this week for its seventh and final season, which means we only have thirteen episodes left to enjoy Liz Lemon's antics -- what the what?! Tina Fey's role as the TGS head writer has been entertaining us since 2006 with her quick wit, strange neuroses, and quirky catchphrases (Liz, we always "want to go to there" with you).

PopMatters' Zeth Lundy described Richards' wordplay as frenzied, and said the "refined, worldly wit" on Strange Bird was striking.

The new patterns have "a real wit, but also a strange beauty," said Rohan Blacker, a founder of Sofa.com.

"American writers are so strange," an aging (and alcoholic) British wit once said.

The results, while unpredictable, are rich and strange in their delivery: absurdity and wit, yes, but also great drama and beauty.

Other priceless repositories of wit include: The Top 100 Strange Legal Cases- who can resist The Easter Seal Society for Crippled Children v. Playboy Enterprises?

The narrative is shot through with strange anachronisms and the usual shafts of Rathbonian wit and poetry, not to mention a full measure of Norman/Anglo-Saxon gob.

According to the captivating new book "Hello Goodbye Hello" Alexander Woollcott, the writer and Algonquin Circle wit, loved to play a game called Strange Bedfellows.

More often, he makes joyous and strange analogies, stretching his similes into twisted lengths of elastic wit.