Sentence examples for wit aside from inspiring English sources

Novelty and wit aside, the Flux members approached their work with utmost seriousness, performing with painstaking care and utter conviction.

"Making Babies," its barbed wit aside, is mostly about what Ms. Enright calls the "endless, mindless love" she feels for her children.

Presidential wit aside, Mr. Adair emphasized that his work is not meant to guide players (or, now, umpires), but rather to understand what they and their bats and balls do.

Blanche was willing to put her wit aside and fight to ensure Ken and Deirdre stayed together, although most of the time, she interfered in his life.

His TV successes included his chatshow, Wogan, the quiz show Blankety Blank and Eurovision, which he made his own through a winning combination of wit and withering asides.

Sly wit had been elbowed aside by game-show segments and rueful advertising gimmicks like the Budweiser Hot Seat.

This lawyer said that he found Judge Strine's rapier wit and off-topic asides to be a breath of fresh air in a judiciary that too often can be painfully dull.

Yet what has been unfairly portrayed as the unlikely coming together of the old stone-faced genius, who not only came from behind the Iron Curtain but might also have built it himself, and the young Scot, with wit buried in subtle asides, does share something with good comedy: timing.

He is the only character who is Clarissa's match in wit and the only one, aside from Anna, to fully comprehend her merit.

But Brown is far from a natural deliverer of wit and some of his asides directed at one volunteer are forced and gratuitous.

His asides sparked with wit.