Sentence examples for witty of from inspiring English sources

It's both kindly and witty of Vendler to write, "She was always a posthumous person but it took her years to acquire a posthumous style".

It was witty of the Cambridge Union to set up the debate as they did: a priest (me) leading the case against an established church, and a card-carrying atheist (Stephen Fry) leading the case for.

The bulk of the show consists of witty adaptations of many of the movie's memorable scenes.

At Chichester, Howard Goodall and Stephen Clark's version of Love Story made something stringent and witty out of the gloop.

The German Lutz Dille produced a series of witty portraits of Londoners in 1961, while Colin O'Brien's photos of road accidents in 1959 anticipate both Warhol and Ballard.

What's most appealing about "Gatsby" might be its mood of witty hopelessness, of vivacious self-destructiveness.

Two years ago, a group of ÉCAL students caused a sensation during the Milan furniture fair with an exhibition of witty reimaginings of a Baccarat classic, the Harcourt crystal goblet.

His caring of others, witty sense of humor, and love of family and friends, defined him.

His caring of others, witty sense of humor and love of family will be remembered.

By far the strongest and wittiest of the nonpainting works, though, is the 2005 video "Niagara".

The first play, "Peer Review," is the freshest and wittiest of the three.