Sentence examples for unassuming wit from inspiring English sources
As he himself once said, in a moment of unassuming wit, "The older I get, the better I used to be".
In them he emerges as a figure of commonsensical wit, unassuming piety, superhuman power and increasing physical bulk.
It has been 11 years since "You Can Count on Me," which won over critics and audiences with its unassuming warmth and wit and provided a crucial showcase for the talents of Laura Linney and Mark Ruffalo.
Rubin, shy and unassuming with a dry wit, does not mind being out of the spotlight.
It is this well-grounded gravitas, combined with a surprisingly unassuming narrative voice and gentle wit, that make "Up" hard to put down.
What's more, Mr. Rosenblum's unassuming podium manner and nerdy wit factored into making an hourlong serving of modern works not just palatable but enticing to an audience not made up of die-hard contemporary-classical fans, or so it appeared.
He had a modest and unassuming style, and a wry, ironic wit that disarmed academic opposition to media studies.
Steve's warmth and compassion, sophisticated yet unassuming demeanor, and keen but gentle wit made it a pleasure to be in his company and to call him a friend.
A stumble through the New Zealand woods with a plump city teenager and an outwardly gruff outdoorsman proves to be an unassuming little treat, filled with the kind of good-natured, low-key wit that Kiwi comedy seems to do so well.
O Brother, Where Art Thou? has brio, wit, and style, and the whole picture is air-cushioned with appealing comedy and its own unassuming good nature.
