Sentence examples for wit in a from inspiring English sources
Some aggressively witty individuals may take your use of wit in a conversation as an invitation to engage in a battle of wits.
The auction lots reveal moments of dry wit in a writer better known for moral stances.
In a rare moment, Joey shows some wit – in a catch phrase stolen from Chandler, of course.
Helena Bonham Carter has praised David Cameron's "real compassion" and "incredible wit" in a revealing recent interview.
He captured its wit in a pulsating wedge of undulating dancers who plunged into jazz, modern-dance and ballet steps.
But most of all I was impressed by his wit in a language that is not his own.
Rarely have I seen such acid wit in an art video.
Working with incisive wit in an area in which Pop, Surrealism and Conceptualism overlap, they share a commitment to epistemological ambiguity.
Now Dinklage is part of the beloved HBO series "Game of Thrones," playing a welcome source of kindness and wit in an otherwise brutal world.
From that anger we turn to The Irish Ballad, in which, as commenter suzi points out, Tom Lehrer displays a wicked wit in describing a woman who murders her whole family, but feels more guilty about telling a lie.
The plot: Public defenders and prosecutors battle wits in a TV pilot filmed by Warner Brothers.
