Sentence examples for witty public from inspiring English sources

Weiner is a witty public speaker.

George was elected to the central committee in 1943, remaining on it for the next 36 years, during which time he revealed great abilities as a leader, an editor, and an effective and witty public speaker.

By tireless canvassing, witty public speaking and a finger-snap memory ("How is your mother's arthritis, Mrs Smith?"), his brown homburg like an exclamation among the hay-bales and hedges, he narrowly won back the rural constituency of North Devon in 1959.

"He decided not to be witty in public," she replied, "because of Kinnock and seeming frivolous".

Mr. Darnton's mother, Eleanor, provided the memories for the boys, serving up a father who was "courageous and idealistic, unafraid in war, suave and debonair in public, witty and warm in private".

In the years that followed, the absent father became an inspiring but daunting paragon — "leader among men, someone who was courageous and idealistic, unafraid in war, suave and debonair in public, witty and warm in private".

She doesn't wear Gap or drink Starbucks, and is a lively and witty speaker (in public, too); her conversation is full of pop culture vernacular and jokes against herself.

Mr Youssef is a doctor who shot to fame with his witty lampooning of public figures in amateur videos posted on the internet following the uprising that ended Hosni Mubarak's rule in February 2011.

He was a fine singer, witty raconteur and effective public speaker.

Tits & Sass, "a group blog run by sex workers who saw a void when it came to witty commentary on the public image of our industry" came in 2011 shortly after $pread's final edition.

Mrs Tanaka is quick, witty and popular with the public.