Sentence examples similar to witty interlude from inspiring English sources
It is, she argued, full of "wonderful surprises: subtle shifts in power and unexpectedly witty interludes".
There's a Loretta Lynn insouciance to vinegary singles such as "Should've Said No" and "Picture to Burn". Her identification with similar sentiments in pop and R&B; peers like Beyonce and Justin Timberlake (she covered his hit "What Goes Around... /... Comes Around" in a witty mid-song interlude) is a telling generational trait.
Ably directed (if not edited) by Paul Stancato, "Dystopia Gardens" is periodically interrupted by witty and well-shot video interludes that, if anything, are sharper than the live action.
The company's trademark DIY aesthetic, featuring witty ditties and absurd sketch-like interludes in which the pair in this instance are dressed as giant dancing post-boxes, is well to the fore in a show that builds on last year's success, Women's Hour.
The book's only prose piece, "Interlude: An Unwritten Poem," is a witty discourse about the nature of romantic poetry.
The four interludes to which Heywood's name is attached are witty, satirical debates in verse, ending on a didactic note like others of their genre and reflecting some influence of French farce and of Geoffrey Chaucer.
The actors, led by Jean Dautremay as the miserable hypochondriac Argan, needed little help to make the play's sharply witty points, but their prose was occasionally augmented - by a raucous commedia dell'arte interlude, for instance, and in one of the performance's more charming moments, a "petit opera impromptu" given by the lovers, Cleante and Angelique.
