Benjamin Franklin taught himself to write with wit and force and style.
The other tracks have wit, emotional force, delicate melodies, droll rhymes ("a girl I know who gets hallucinogens / From a pair of hooligans") and sprightly, thoughtful arrangements.
Today only a few artists (Paul McCarthy, Mike Kelley, Christoph Draeger, the group RTMark among them) engage media and politics with such wit and force.
Tony Judt's "Postwar: A History of Europe Since 1945" was an instant classic when it was published in 2005: an epic, eminently readable chronicle, told with wit, moral force, and a strong point of view.
She pushed her own narrative with eloquence, wit, and force, all while, as pop culture scholar Ann C. Hall puts it, "successfully avoiding being silenced by the Trump weaponry: lawyers, legal motions, payoffs, Tweets, and intimidation".
You should be covering them up, not videotaping them dancing to the words "tell them hos take they clothes off slowly and hit 'em wit the force," or this lovely phrase, "tits and bras, menage a tois, sex in expensive cars".
Gilchrist's wit becomes forced, the dialogue sometimes verging on the easy wisecracks of sitcom writing.
Wit is a force of power in "The Snow Queen --a weapon, a sign of maturity, but also of decadence.
The poems give, instead, the invention, the wit and the force of a mind that contests all assumptions as much as it can: they say that no matter how much we doubt ourselves, at least one poet has doubted us more.
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