Sentence examples for wit art from inspiring English sources

Ross expected The New Yorker to be distinguished for its wit, art, integrity, and discrimination.

In waking life it belies its content in slips of the tongue, wit, art, and other at least partly nonrational modes of expression.

Willingham tried to study the law himself, reading books such as "Tact in Court, or How Lawyers Win: Containing Sketches of Cases Won by Skill, Wit, Art, Tact, Courage and Eloquence".

Its chief exponents were Francisco Gómez de Quevedo y Villegas, who is generally considered the master satirist of his age, in Los sueños (1627; "Dreams"); and Baltasar Gracián, the theoretician of conceptismo, who codified its stylistic precepts in Agudeza y arte de ingenio (1642, enlarged 1648; "Wit and Art of Ingenuity").

Kids especially will love the work, which combines wit, high art and a Rube Goldberg kind of gearing.

These items speak not with the wrenching power of the Point of Pines cabin but with a kind of roving intelligence, enabled by the symbolic wit of art.

Ruth was an accomplished sculptor, the President of the New York Browning Society, a lover of language, wit, conversation, art, poetry and song.

Their first reaction is what will go out into the world, and there's no such thing as a draft or work in progress, which is why there are so few genuinely great commentators, those who are not only able to tell us what's going on but do so with some form of wit and art.

The wit of Art Buchwald, a political satirist for the Washington Post.

Robert R. Ecker has been declared "ingenious" and a "find" by The New York Times, and a painter whose "works gleam with wit and art historical reference" by the Rocky Mountain News.

Rarely have I seen such acid wit in an art video.