| Evan is intelligent and quick-witted but sometimes a little lost in the modern world of speed dating and go-getting career women. |
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| Naturally quick-witted with a sharp tongue, he ponders decisions with mathematical precision. |
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| She was loving and generally patient with those she deemed worthy, and, as I said before, she was quick-witted and intelligent. |
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| He looks powerful but perfectly balanced, and his manner is alert and quick-witted. |
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| When asked about the vacant manager's post at Spurs, O'Neill response was quick-witted. |
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| She's clearly an intelligent woman, quick-witted and self-effacing, so doesn't she worry that her job is essentially stupid? |
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| As always, Rathbone gives us a Holmes that is quick-witted and focused, able to deduce what mere mortals cannot. |
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| Intellectually quick-witted and bright, with an abrasive edge, Reid did well in school. |
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| It's one thing to be smart and quick-witted, but can you back it up? |
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| Though a stranger in a strange land, Maria is quick-witted, intelligent, and empathetic enough to figure out how to deal with the various characters she comes across. |
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| He is a shoo-in for any quick-witted verbal gameshow that requires surreal rambling and a straight-faced delivery. |
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| The bird was spotted on the line near Kingston Bridge at 8.40 am by a quick-witted train driver who managed to avoid running it down. |
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| As for O'Neill, he left with his reputation as a quick-witted sharp operator severely dented. |
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| It is full of absurd would-be lovers, quick-witted opportunists, cold-hearted villains and crackpot eccentrics. |
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| He was a quick-witted, well-meaning man who went with the stream instead of having the vision and strength of judgment to stand out against it. |
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| A quick-witted charity worker escaped the clutches of telephone tricksters following a warning from his residents' association. |
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| Tom is a quick-witted, but self-absorbed fantasiser who, due to the suffocating mall atmosphere, is beginning to hallucinate. |
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| With Mercury in Aries and the Sun in the 3rd house ruled by Mars, he was quick-witted, intellectually motivated, an avid reader and a passionate speaker. |
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| With his brightly coloured breeches, beaky nose and piercing eyes, he must have resembled a loquacious and quick-witted parrot. |
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| Vidal had the best of all this because he was quick-witted and by far the funniest. |
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| A very smart and quick-witted comic, Wuhl always has tons of energy that holds the film together and keeps it moving. |
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| Dan's quick-witted mind and surreal flights of fancy have delighted both critics and comedy audiences alike. |
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| He always seemed to be the first to get his reply in, quick-witted and clearly smart. |
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| In Carrie, she found a bosom friend and a warm-hearted, though not always quick-witted, companion. |
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| She had a great sense of humour, was extremely lively, but also quick-witted. |
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| To Web surfers, he came off as a quick-witted scribe who kept readers amused with tales of high-altitude nuttiness. |
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| Friendly banter between the two bus drivers continued with each set of supporters waving flags and indulging in quick-witted slagging. |
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| Unfaithful, sly, smooth-talking and quick-witted, 350 million people tuned in from around the world to find out who shot him. |
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| By nature they are naturally quick-witted, bold, hasty, quarrelsome and courageous. |
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| Both radiate a gregarious, quick-witted intensity. |
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| Frightened but quick-witted, the shapely skin diver outmanoeuvres the silent predator and stays low among the coral and such, where the shark can't get her. |
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| Paddy can be clever and quick-witted enough when presented with an opportunity to shirk the duties set forth in his indentures, but otherwise he's as weak-minded as a fish. |
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| Only write about quick-witted men and resourceful girls whose reactions are like greased lightning. |
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| He is outgoing, versatile and quick-witted, and may have an endless supply of solutions to whatever challenge he finds himself in. |
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| Though she did not attend school in childhood, she was a bright and quick-witted young lady. |
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| In the poorhouse there is a quick-witted girl who is the craftiest and proudest girl I have ever met. |
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| When he returned to Newfoundland he was soon established as a quick-witted and accomplished writer, broadcaster and teacher. |
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| And while this 76-minute album flags near the end, there's still more than enough smooth-tongued, quick-witted rhyming to justify his boasts. |
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| He loves to engage his audience, and his natural and quick-witted sense of humour is a real crowd-pleaser. |
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| Even the most quick-witted cops and the most skillful surgeons could not have saved him. |
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| He was adaptable, quick-witted and convincing. |
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| That's when Tumaini met ROTH volunteer Kasia, who immediately fell in love with this quick-witted girl with a tiny frame and a gigantic personality. |
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| With the drive to squeeze prices in recent years, quick-witted businesses are itemising the cost of their services and changing how business is done as a result. |
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| Tevez might have thought his chance had gone when Perez raced out to block bravely at his feet, but Messi was quick-witted enough to return the ball towards goal, where the Manchester City striker was waiting to head home. |
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| The answers are only there for the least learned or quick-witted. |
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| She was far too quick-witted to miss the implications of what he was saying. |
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| Who will impress the streets with her quick-witted rhymes and braggadocious swagger? |
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| This can see you quick-witted and able to do some neat body swerves when it comes to life maneuvers. |
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| Both were quick-witted works, and quick-wittedly performed, Mr. Mobberley piece sharing with Mr. Shapero's sonata an intelligent and gamesome sense of humor. |
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| Amir, an otherwise solitary boy who thinks his father hates him for causing the death of his mother during childbirth, is unassertive and lets the quick-witted, slingshot-savvy Hassan fight his battles. |
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| Due to the quick-witted resourcefulness and efficiency of employees from NRCan and DFO, the International Conference on Arctic Margins went ahead, and was universally considered to have been a huge success. |
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| Swimming in the Shallows by Adam Bock is a quirky, quick-witted, comedy. |
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| It is best to keep calm and to counter with quick-witted answers. |
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| Electronic records can be accessed not just by governments but by corporations and other services, as revealed in last month's market in 27m EE mobile accounts between a quick-witted consultancy and the Metropolitan police. |
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| Mr Justice Michael Burton seems an amiable fellow: ruddy-faced and quick-witted, he is a specialist in commercial law and well known around the Inns of Court for his interest in amateur dramatics. |
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| It's a quick-witted battle of word play, with viewers able to take part via Twitter. |
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