Sentence examples for wit to go from inspiring English sources

"He was a reporter of considerable talent, who had the wit to go to some very interesting places.

If it has the right spit-in-your-face attitude, it has neither the stamina nor the wit to go the distance, although it makes it about two-thirds of the way.

James Berardinelli described Brosnan as "a decided improvement over his immediate predecessor" with a "flair for wit to go along with his natural charm", but added that "fully one-quarter of Goldeneye is momentum-killing padding".

"Corporate clients are scared out of their wits to go with WorldCom," he says.

Heather must have been at her wits' end to go public like this," he said.

If we have the wit to let go the old beliefs about the Bible and seek behind the shadows to the source of light itself, it becomes apparent that science and scripture are not mutually exclusive but entirely complementary.

But he keeps his head about him, he keeps his wit about him to go on".

And that makes sense – a supersonic wit with nowhere to go; a mind that understands so much in a man who gets such a kick out of passing on some of that to us, but with only limited means to do so.

Seeing a drama about a woman dying of ovarian cancer may not sound like the perfect cure for the winter doldrums, but the Broadway production of Margaret Edson's Pulitzer Prize-winning drama, "WIT," offers some compelling reasons to go anyway.

If you're looking for evidence that brevity really is the soul of wit, Twitter is the place to go to find it.

I think that there are a few things that have helped me advance as quickly as I have and that I think are important for new comics, to wit: 1) Go to open mics.