Sentence examples for such wit from inspiring English sources

Such wit became celebrated.

None other has such wit, such erudition, such delicacy.

"How are you supposed to behave in the face of such wit?" "Smile and keep patting".

But few have done so with such wit, fearlessness and emotional acuity.

And no American has ever set the English language better, or with such wit and feeling.

There are ways one can stimulate an audience with dignity and guile, but this performance lacked any such wit.

Such wit-flexing songs can make a wrong impression.

In 1952, he directed "Two's Company," a revue starring Bette Davis, with music by Vernon Duke and words by such wits as Peter de Vries and Ogden Nash.

This is despite the fact that it is a musical based on a farce by Voltaire, with a score composed by Leonard Bernstein and a book and lyrics concocted by such wits as Lillian Hellman, Richard Wilbur and Dorothy Parker.

In 1744, clergyman Elisha Williams remarked that the text was "often wrecked and tortured by such wits as were disposed to serve the designs of arbitrary power". Sessions's comments yesterday kicked up a similarly intense response.

Rarely have I seen such acid wit in an art video.