Sentence examples for wit of the from inspiring English sources

Even the dark wit of the dialogue has made the transition.

As it is, that note merely enlivens the wit of the portrait.

"It should not be beyond the wit of the Home Secretary to establish a credible inquiry.

It's better without the subtitle, which detracts from the wit of the two "really" 's.

It's also a tribute to the underdog wit of the Aussie working classes.

But the wit of the performances is dragged down into a quagmire of brutality and incoherence.

On the other hand, they do not spare him the tart wit of the locker room.

The dialogue has the wise-guy perkiness, if not always the wit, of the overeducated young.

The wit of the piece is in its inside look and public facade.

For it is an evening where the wit of the dialogue captivates.

The wit of the joke has long gone stale, but she cherishes it for its familiarity.