Sentence examples for with biting wit from inspiring English sources

Mr. Canfora has delivered a smart, hard-hitting drama filled with biting wit.

She captures the small town and its (real?) inhabitants with biting wit.

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David wrote with biting wit about the inevitability of death and the futility of positive thinking — the "warning" sticker on "Half Empty" reads: "No inspirational life lessons will be found here" — but he lived a remarkably inspired life.

The novel, with its protagonists fitfully grappling with middle age, brings together everything in the Kureishi repertoire: fathers and sons, psychoanalysis, kinky sex, drugs, Muslim radicalism — leavened with biting wit and sardonic cultural observation.

Mr. Huckabee has won audiences with his corn-pone humor; Mr. McCain with his biting wit; and Mr. Thompson with his Hollywood-trained voice.

JUDY GARLAND was one of the oddest movie stars in film history -- an awkward teenager with that show-stopping voice, a grown-up gamine with a biting wit.

The prose is constantly exciting and challenging - at times lyrical and allusive, at others filled with a biting wit (Bolaño has dissected the Chilean literary tradition with such gleeful eloquence that the novel may not win him many dinner invitations back in the country of his birth).

Otherwise, her writing is flat, the rhythms and play of her words lost along with her biting wit and clarity.

"Helen Keller was incredibly articulate, with a biting wit," said Ms. LaVoy, who at 33 is roughly the same age as the Helen Keller she portrays.