Sentence examples for witty spoken from inspiring English sources

The lanky Mr. Gottlieb proved an affable proselytizer for these works in his insightful and witty spoken introductions.

He was fluently creative, making characteristically witty spoken asides, on tributes to Marty Paich and Woody Herman with the Los Angeles Jazz Orchestra in 2004, and became a National Endowment for the Arts Jazz Master and received a Living Legend jazz award from the Kennedy Center in 2007.

"I am very personally disappointed with these allegations that have been made," Mr. Witty, speaking in London, told reporters.

Witty spoke with ScienceInsider on 30 March, and with the candor of a CEO who isn't worried about job security.

Body language can be as witty as spoken language.

There are bravura descriptions of landscapes and cities, shrewd dissections of human motivations and self-deceptions, convincing and sometimes very witty dialogue spoken by characters from wildly different backgrounds.

Witty was speaking as the pharmaceutical company unveiled its results for the third quarter, which revealed that global sales grew modestly at 1%.

Witty was speaking after the pharmaceutical company unveiled a 6% rise in 2015 sales to £24bn and stuck to its target to return to double-digit growth in core earnings in 2016, following a 15% decline last year.

If you're a witty feminist, speak up and let your thoughts be heard.

Now do I actually know anyone who's as instinctively witty and well spoken as Rita?

But these four judges are not witty or well spoken enough to create the kind of sparring that is a pleasure to watch.