| Against Hallward's wishes, the two met, and Dorian was immediately taken by Lord Henry's fascinating words, presence and wittiness. |
|
| I'm not sure they actually say much about the subject, more about the wittiness of the contributors. |
|
| Writers must always be careful to weigh the wittiness of their readers against the obviousness of the written humour. |
|
| He over-compensates for his Napoleonic height with a cocksure manner, but the inmates have warmed to his lewd wittiness. |
|
| I thought the movie would be ok, but nothing could prepare me for the cleverness, the obscene wittiness, and the overall awesomeness. |
|
| Of late he's frequently commended for his wittiness, and quotes a few examples. |
|
| Ida is a woman who I look up to for her strength, her wittiness, her intelligence and her wonderful and generous spirit. |
|
| The book is full of quotes which express the whole Andalusian wittiness and the customs in general of Spain during the romantic epoch. |
|
| During the fencing and theatrical performances we pay attention to the wittiness, neatness and fairy-tale character of the given stories. |
|
| However, with esprit and wittiness, ingenuity but also a little bit of folly, they live to the full. |
|
| Finally, Auguste praises the wittiness that the Minister possesses. |
|
| Often these poems were improvisations that were later written down because the wittiness displayed in them was highly appreciated. |
|
| Because actually that quality of power and strength and quickness — and a wittiness that's necessary — that's not a masculine trait. |
|
| In general, they hide their difficulties as well as their inner and outer restlessness behind a mask of humor and wittiness, and for this reason they are very popular. |
|
| If jesting is witty and human beings are the sole creatures endowed with such wittiness, they are indeed the unique beings that laugh. |
|
| Nonetheless, unlike Samsung's usual style of wittiness and quirkiness, this ad is not the most impressive one. |
|
| I'm seeing too many inquiries about the new me, because people tend to fall behind in the adaptation part, the quick wittiness that has to do with mildly accepting the new me. |
|
