Sentence examples for wit of a from inspiring English sources
She was written as having the wit of a man, but critics hated her.
While not without humor, "The Heir Apparent" lacks the tongue-in-cheek wit of a Bond movie.
He avoided regimentation, but his dazzling and shifting ensembles had the epigrammatic wit of a jubilant parade.
Larijani was in typical good form, with the quick wit of a man who had studied Kant.
Not even the wit of a media-savvy toddler could dent the infectious energy of the room.
Few movies of any length combine such daring and craft with the dazzling wit of "A Matter of Loaf and Death," Nick Park's half-hour tour de force.
The costumes have the retro wit of an Arena Pour Homme fashion layout.
It is an enticing piece, possessing, like much of Heatherwick's work, both the wit of an epigram and the conceptual elegance of a mathematical proof.
In more than nine hundred and fifty cartoons published over five decades, he skewered the comfortable class he was a member of with the acerbic wit of an insider.
Fearless, self-admiring, effortlessly eloquent and assiduously self-promoting, he combined the pugnacity of a Norman Mailer with the wit of an Oscar Wilde.
Mr. Mason attempts to set out the troubling no man's land between the lucidity and wit of an aging mind and its gradual dissolution.
