Sentence examples for wit as much from inspiring English sources

Colleagues and competitors will miss his wit as much as his wisdom.

With 40-odd books under his belt, it may seem strange to suggest that John Mortimer has earned his reputation as a wit as much from talking as writing.

While Royall's extraordinary life story as trailblazing muckraker defied the times, today's journalists and writers would do well to examine the importance of her wit as much as her wrath in making Congress "bow down in fear of her," according to one contemporary editor.

That way I can check if the guy likes my wits as much as my, well, tits.

Hardenberger carried it effortlessly, but his own arrangement of HK Gruber's 3 MOB Stücke had finesse and wit, saying as much with less.

Art-mad, dotty, deluded, these genteel Englishwomen, whom he called the "scorpioni" for their stinging wit, were as much a part of his childhood in the city as Dante, Botticelli and the Duomo.

His supercilious wit, which is as much vaunted by Mr. Vidal as it is by anyone else, remains by far this book's most alluring attribute.

(Think of Ms. Deneuve, for example, in Buñuel's "Belle de Jour".) Mr. Ozon's mischief is, in the end, no match for their charisma, and he has the wit to acknowledge as much.

So, in one day I heard that Harry's Law -- a show I enjoyed for its wit and intelligence as much as the fact that its lead character was a 63-year-old woman -- was being canceled, and I gave Girls on HBO one more chance.

And yet, I try To keep my wits At least as much As life permits.

He has as much wit as [Noël] Coward".