Sentence examples for wit and feeling from inspiring English sources
And no American has ever set the English language better, or with such wit and feeling.
Mr. French writes with wit and feeling about Mr. Naipaul's books, and about Mr. Naipaul's sense of his career.
He was still a kid from Shillington dreaming of being a New York wit, and feeling lucky that he had been allowed in at all.
"The Portuguese Nun" has wit and feeling, though the wit is at times almost imperceptibly subtle and the feeling somewhat stylized.
Much about Scion may seem as calculated as the creation of the Monkees or Menudo, in contrast to the genuine wit and feeling of an operation like Mini.
It's as if Mr. Barnett, newly fortified with wit and feeling, were channeling the Winston Churchill who said, "I have taken more out of alcohol than alcohol has taken out of me".
Poet and novelist I heard Margo Jefferson speak at the Bristol festival of ideas and loved her blend of wit, intellect and feeling.
The timeless curve of the story and the blend of caustic wit and deep feeling make it a perfect model for exploring other ages of affluence and crash.
With its intentionally formulated line, Ausgang demonstrates Klee's characteristic geometric abstraction of the human figure infused with a wit and a feeling for family relationships.
He has packed it, like a cannon, full of caustic wit and bruised feelings.
Don't go on holiday without Lorrie Moore's Bark, short stories remarkable for their sharpness of wit and depth of feeling.
