Sentence examples for the wit he from inspiring English sources

The company then gave Mr. Warchus a list of pop musicians and songwriters, but none had the wit he was looking for.

There is a grotesquery to all his characters, except Arjun, which makes them hard to care about, but Kunzru's sharp and original images and the wit he brings to the geekiest techno-details shine an unflattering, but very funny, light on the Western dream.

And without the wit he is without the Johnsonian weight.

He was also known for the wit he employed in defense of his views that it wasn't the court's job to uphold the rights of categories of Americans including gay people.

But he attacks the problem with the dry wit he cultivated as a Monty Python comedian, the precise observational skills he later honed making travel documentaries, and jaw-dropping cinematography.

It was a solid performance by one of the breakout stars of the Games, and when he was asked by a reporter after his routine exactly why he'd been skating so well the past few days, he fired back with the fierce wit he has quickly come to be known by.

With the keen wit he most recently applied to snobbery, Epstein sets out to betray the confidentiality agreement tacitly struck between envy and just about everybody.

In the battle of wits – of wit – he is way out in front.

He lightens the narrative with wit (he describes a garish hotel carpet as "the war of the Roses") and we get a keen insight into the difficulties of being gay in that era.

They also showcase the cantankerousness and wit he seemed to have had from birth.

Reynolds is an engaging writer, and even though he has clearly forgotten that brevity is the soul of wit, he does tackle a staggering range of material.