Sentence examples for wit and knowledge from inspiring English sources

The tutors (professors) were all terribly British, with sparkling wit and knowledge to spare.

Mr. Osman often impressed interviewers with his dry wit and knowledge of trends in politics, architecture and pop culture.

Her pinboard or mood-board approach has since become standard in magazines, but few others have reached Piaggi's level of wit and knowledge.

Years before, John Carey, one of the cleverest of the Oxbridge dons moonlighting in Grub Street, brought all his wit and knowledge to the task of shriveling my first collection of essays, "The Metropolitan Critic".

You've got to have the intelligence to see in the first place that something's wrong and the wit and knowledge to try to prove it.

Possessed of wit and knowledge extensive enough to make one laugh helplessly at his searing ridicule, and even sometimes, when you were its victim, I'm glad I never knew William F. Buckley any better than I did.

"It's navigating by using your wits and knowledge of geology".Mr Novak reduces the risk by using well-prepared vessels and experienced crews.

Airmail pilots truly flew by the seat of their pants in all but the most miserable weather, relying on their wits and knowledge of their routes to survive.

He will be remembered for his exceptional wit, love and knowledge of art and books, his work with artists and photographers, and his own inimitable artwork.

He is a "divvie," or a sort of savant, about old things, able to divine the worth of a Middle Eastern headdress or a Welsh dresser almost immediately, through a combination of wit, instinct and knowledge.

His wit and his knowledge of French and German classics made him a favourite in the enlightened circles of the court of Catherine the Great.