Sentence examples for witty life from inspiring English sources

Praising the "tough, witty" "Life x 3" in The Times of London, Benedict Nightingale applauded the cast of Matthew Warchus's production as "immaculate, whether they must fester, row, lie, plot, tease, explode, anything".

The best one can say is that it looked magnificent in Malika Chauveau's designs: Mediterranean colours, a sense of oppressive heat and subtle, filmed backdrops in which the ship cleverly sails into harbour to carry the errant lovers away then disappears, a speck on the horizon, the ultimate visual cliche brought to witty life.

​When you're not witty, life is rubbish.

When you're not witty, life is garbage.

By the time I was a fully-grown adult I had properly fallen for this incredibly warm, witty, life-affirming show and developed a slightly inappropriate crush on Richard Briers that saw me hovering at a stage door in London in my mid-teens, just so I could get his autograph.

Voltaire characterises the English as "a strange people", but "a nation fond of their liberty, learned, witty, despising life and death, a nation of philosophers".

It's a good 13 minutes before the first maggots curtsy their way into the spotlight, 13 minutes in which the conversation of Catherine and sister Clare, fagging away in the garden, whacks us back into the witty, unpretty life of the Dales as effectively as would a hefted two-by-four.

People with BPD are often bright, witty, funny, life of the party.

Witty, romantic, life-affirming: you don't need to be an expert in the minutae of their back catalogue to know that these are not adjectives readily associated with Radiohead.

The Tourette Syndrome Association tries to present the condition in a positive light - it stresses that many Touretters are successful (Samuel Johnson, Manchester United goalkeeper Tim Howard), witty, animated, life-of-the-party types.

Loving, articulate and witty throughout his life.