Sentence examples for strokes of wit from inspiring English sources
Often it feels like a vital outpouring, and it shows strokes of wit.
But Ms. Molina onstage throws in touches of craziness and self-amusement, and (most valuably) to allow strokes of wit within the seriousness.
If Ionesco's play survives, it is largely for a few strokes of verbal wit, vividly realised in Tanya Ronder's new version.
Its imagery suggests the urban crowd of the machine-age city: piercing strokes of amazing grandeur, excitement and wit occur.
Marcus Watson scored two tries, both sparkling efforts of wit and improvisation, the first off turnover ball at the end of the first quarter, the second off a lineout on the stroke of half-time.
"Brevity," Allon replied, "is the soul of wit".
This rendering may not be the essence of wit.
He was full of wit and unusual insights.
He was a man of wit, intelligence, warmth and caring.
It is the expression of the unchallenged mastery of wit.
Celtic need more of that kind of wit and imagination.
