Sentence examples for unusually witty from inspiring English sources
Reveling in the vivid Bangkok locations, Geoff Boyle's photography is crisp and bright, and Dion Lam's action choreography unusually witty.
The movie benefits from an unusually witty, high-spirited script, by Alfred Gough and Miles Millar, the authors of "Lethal Weapon 4".
It is a list with an international flavour – Sehgal is Anglo-German, Prouvost is French but based in London – and with an unusually witty tang.
He noted that one Al Qaeda member, Abu Rida al-Suri, was unusually witty and frequently made bin Laden laugh — a description that was borne out when Anticev had a chance to talk to Suri, in Khartoum.
He noted that one Al Qaeda member, Abu Rida al-Suri, was unusually witty and frequently made bin Laden laugh a description that was borne out when Anticev had a chance to talk to Suri, in Khartoum.
Chris O'Dowd almost makes his unusually liberal, witty hangdog priest teacher plausible, and his rangey presence injects energy.
Loesser's lyrics remain unusually urbane, elegant and witty, without ever seeming effortful.
Many of the products he developed for them were best sellers, including the Arco lamp for Flos and Spirale ashtray for Alessi, but his work was also unusually thoughtful and rich in meaning, witty, elegant and technically ingenious.
Are you kind and unusually enthusiastic, like Stephen Colbert? Are you witty and raw, like Rachel Maddow?
They portray a ruler unusually magnanimous for his age, cultured, and witty, with an adventurous spirit and an acute eye for natural beauty.
