Sentence examples for witty bit from inspiring English sources

Here's the not so witty bit…….My doctors have advised me to lay low for a while.

In a witty bit of counterprogramming, when Hood returned to the Weather Festival the following year, he abjured techno and disco entirely to play two hours of hip-hop.

Yes, it features dazzlingly sordid, throat-slitting goons like those of "The Threepenny Opera" and some witty bits of music-hall-style violence.

The magic motif that seems questionable in the designs is more appealing in Mr. Calhoun's wittier bits of staging.

The play is like an amalgamation of the wittier bits of "Sex and the City" and a psychological thriller.

To signal the opening of ceremonies, the actor who plays the servant Azolan (an engaging Lazare Herson-Macarel) removes a ghost light from the stage, blowing out the bulb as if it were a candle (a witty little bit of business, I'll grant).

He is kind of abstract, witty, a bit bizarre, wildly intelligent and, most likely, the perfect mistake or the perfect distraction.

Given our dot on the timeline, perhaps he or she might also be a bit witty.

This is the guidebook as after-dinner conversation with an insider, rich and gossipy, witty and a bit knowing.

I can be a bit witty at times, I'm told, and I was later informed that was precisely why the BBC approached me.

As many collections reflect their authors, so the Michael collection is an expression of the singer's own ferociously lively, creative, witty -- if a bit bleak -- British eye and palate.