Sentence examples for wit from from inspiring English sources

So, too, did flashes of wit from beneath his sober mien.

I wanted to protect the good kinds of wit from the bad.

It is impossible to extricate Odessa's famous wit from the horrors that took place here.

All those old characters, I think that's where I got my wit from.

Is this a trace of wit from the usually tight-lipped German engineers?

Strange, surprising, it lets feminism hide in plain sight and attracts wit from a cadre of top-rank commenters.

Don't let all the great information you've learned leak out of your ears, keep practicing course material to keep your wits from becoming dull.

Wit wafted from him like perfume from a rose.

Thus does the wit flow from these two talented fellows.

Shearer understands how to apply his wit sparingly; from him, we've come to expect so much less.

When he laughs, he flings his head backward, letting the bellow of his own wit rumble from his diaphragm.