Sentence examples for supreme wit from inspiring English sources

Finn, the team's intellectual leader and its supreme wit.

In a moment of supreme artistic wit, this isn't in fact the case, and the dog food is just ordinary Chum or whatever.

1984 and Beyond was recently installed at Tate Britain, where it provides an austerely engrossing introduction to the work of an artist of supreme intelligence and wit: a rare conceptualist whose videos, texts and photographic series are both visually ravishing and intellectually complex.

Everyone who knew him was in awe of his brilliance, wit and supreme kindness.

White writes about young people, and about older people's backward drift to their younger selves, with wit and supreme humanity.

Even though P. G. Wodehouse wrote the adaptation of Ferenc Molnar's 1926 comedy about artifice and illusion, it takes supreme stylists to put the wit back into the adapter's lines and the playwright's conceits.

How has Thierry Henry, despite his obvious natural advantages of wit, charm, intelligence and supreme sporting pedigree, managed to transform himself into such a terribly unpopular – and indeed terrible – TV pundit?

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.

A gleeful cacophony full of wit and anarchy that captures the supreme innocence of musical first love.

For all the noise and violence, it is impossible to become a champion boxer without possessing supreme levels of discipline, competitive intelligence and tactical wit.

He engaged in "wit-combats" with Shakespeare and reigned supreme.