Sentence examples for wit in the from inspiring English sources

There's plenty of wit in the text of "Faust".

The verbal wit in the English adaptation by Robin Hawdon is rather low.

There's intricate design and considerable wit in the movie's two worlds.

Kim gets both the wit in the language and the physical wit as well".

This is the high point of both intellectualism and wit in the film's dialogue.

"Metro Repetition" displays Bokaer's rigor and intelligence, and his wit, in the invention of a completely new and independent dance.

The wit in the group, Ethan Figman, wonders whether umlauts aren't what make Nin and Grass so special.

Ms. Midler never displayed her usual fast-paced wit in the series, and instead inserted slapstick stunts reminiscent of Lucy.

To wit: in the past month, the number of UNTUCKit stores in Manhattan has gone from one to four.

Here he deftly underscored Haydn's bountiful wit in the outer movements of the popular Concerto in D (Hob. XVIII:11).

To wit: in the book Stewart even manages to relay a tale of sexual abuse with a certain pluck.