Sentence examples for wits into from inspiring English sources
He can hardly read or write, he puts all his wits into just surviving from day to day".
Mr. Mussa was known to inject wit into his economic analyses.
Tracy Christensen, the costume designer, also inserts some wit into the off-kilter clothing the characters show up in.
He puts wit into the beauties, fantasy into the rich, depth into the glamorous and adds instant patina to newcomers".
Maybe there's a comedian somewhere who could inject wit into those hamfisted lines but it certainly isn't Julia Louis-Dreyfus.
He was also a master of the chant royal and infused some Horatian wit into the old forms of the ballade and the rondeau.
Soon, though, he sharpened his wit into a device for cutting people down to size, and for characterising an entire epoch's hypocrisies and silly self-deceptions.
Considered one of the funniest men in Washington, he injected wit into the debate, telling his rivals that former South Carolina senator Strom Thurmond had four children after age 67.
Her delivery was pointedly dry, minimizing the importance of her more powerful lines and, unfortunately, curdling her wit into something rather more jokey.
Kafka slips wit into his horrors -- details like the Colonel's little vanities over his uniform, or the Visitor's self-consciously inept courtesies toward the Condemned Man.
Playing an Off Broadway ingénue at a rehearsal, she scissors down a pole and launches into Cole Porter's "My Heart Belongs to Daddy," fuelling its sizzling wit into an awesome conflagration.
