Sentences with phrase «such witty»

Thank you Peggy for writing such a witty and hilarious article.

Thank you for writing such a witty, totally funny article.

Such witty ideas can grab the attention of employers.

His work included such witty and incisive paintings as «Washington Crossing the Delaware,» a reimagining of the historic painting by Leutze.

The writer - director of such witty cultural sendups as Metropolitan, Barcelona, and The Last Days of Disco talks about that early - career trilogy; his new Jane Austen adaptation, Love and Friendship; and the filmmaker's work of capturing the past.

Only Kate Spade could come up with such a witty saying!

Thanks for such an witty and informative site!

Funny how the people that don't agree with you are being juvenile, whereas other people like Bob (who has been caught lying time and time again and posts such witty responses as «blah blah blah») are apparently completely mature.

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«We literally rank the world by [gross national income] per capita» when it comes to certain drugs such as vaccines, said Witty.

Most people remember Ian as a witty writer and speaker — he coached me on my public speaking — and as a regular contributor to Barron's Roundtable, the Contrary Opinion Forum, «Louis Rukeyser's Wall Street» and other well - regarded investment publications and associations, along with industry giants such as Gary Shilling, Ned Davis and Ray Dalio.

The incoherence of such an understanding of life Richard exposes in a wonderfully witty chapter entitled «Can an Atheist Be a Good Citizen?»

Summary characterizations are based on exaggerated features, such as the statement that women are weak or Frenchmen are witty.

M.F.K. Fisher has such a straightforward and witty voice, and I have so many passages underlined already, like this one, from 1942: «In the first place, not all people need or want three meals each day.

Just wanted to thank you for your witty camaraderie, and for providing such great inspiration and recipes that I totally trust that I always know exactly what to expect.

To those who have read Dan Jenkins's witty and sardonic takes on football and golf over the last 50 years in magazines (including SI) and in novels such as Semi-Tough and Dead Solid Perfect, his racially insensitive but playful tweet during the Masters about Y.E. Yang («Yang is three shots off the lead.

It will be interesting to see whether such an appropriate and witty comment is allowed to be aired by anybody from the Conservative Party, I would put money on someone from Labour pre-empting them!!

Tis grand to have you doling out such fine and witty advice!

Witty writing coupled with exceptional acting and cinematography, it's such...

Her posts are witty and well - written accompanied by beautiful shots on topics such as fashion, food, and travel.

This was such interesting and witty letter Carmen!

Such a fantastic, witty and easy to follow guide.

They strike such a great balance between easy and dressed - up and witty and smart — pieces to make people from teenagers to grown ups smile and feel good in it almost anywhere.»

Witty writing coupled with exceptional acting and cinematography, it's such a good show!

Fun loving witty humorus... mabe too much at times, romantic as hell although You'd NEVER know looking at me or even talking to me, very LOYAL, Yeah seems like EVERYONE «says» that, wait till ya get a load of me...:) an encourager, if there is such a word and a WHOLE lot more than meets your eye...

An outside the box question such as this will provide your date with the opportunity to recount the witty tale of when they mistook camel for caviar or when they were dared by their travelling companions to tuck into a tasty tarantula!

And they come at such a blistering pace, a second viewing is certainly in order to catch all the witty banter and amusing hijinks that slipped by the first time.

A lot funnier than you remember it, Carol Reed's immortal 1949 film noir seems to exist in the space between two worlds: an earlier time when thrillers were mostly serious affairs, and a future one, when such supremely witty entertainments felt passé.

More than anything, Blair is under the presumption that the semblance of utter randomness in the characters and developments will produce comedy (tidbits like «cat meat makes a person invisible», a deadly snake confrontation, and other such kooky events), and while occasionally diverting, wittier laughs are sparse.

And, remarkably, it manages to incorporate traditional Disney values, such as the sanctity of the family, in a visually bold, subversively witty package that's as far from corporate as mainstream movies get.

Many of the elements that made Pulp Fiction such a memorable experience are present in Seven Psychopaths, at least during the first 1 1/4 hours: witty dialogue, humor derived from brutality, bursts of violence, and Christopher Walken.

Yes, there are the expected campy one - liners, but Robert Downey Jr. and crew deliver them with such seamless ease it's easy to miss how sublime the witty interactions are.

For a film with such dark thematic content, like rape, murder, racism and hatred, there's a lot of witty dialogue and wicked humor.

There are many in - jokes and witty allusions to be found throughout the film, mostly dabbling into Arnold's filmography for references, although the makers aren't afraid to send - up such high - brow artists as Shakespeare, Mozart, and Ingmar Bergman for a few choice gags.

However, such inconsistencies seem a minor quibble when compared to Living in Oblivion's larger charms, with a very witty script (also by DiCillo) and some terrific performances all around.

Plainspoken and witty, it qualifies as social history, film theory, personal reverie, architectural history and criticism, a bittersweet meditation on automotive transport, a critical history of mass transit in southern California, a wisecracking compilation of local folklore, «a city symphony in reverse,» and a song of nostalgia for lost neighborhoods such as Bunker Hill and unchronicled lifestyles such as those of locals who walk or take buses.

The cast comes together and unifies in such a harmonious fashion and Hancock chooses to utilize all the supporting players including that of the wonderful Bradley Whitford, the witty BJ Novak, and in his best turn yet, Jason Schwartzman.

Such is Peele's confidence behind the camera that he knows exactly when to edit on a close up for maximum social tension and dark humour, fully exploiting the incredulity felt by Chris and ensuring the movie is as witty as it is terrifying.

I'm at a loss to understand how effortlessly writer / directors Phil Lord and Christopher Miller managed to combine what is basically a 100 minute toy commercial into an incredibly witty, self - referential and downright poignant movie such as this.

This is such a passionate, charming, witty and yet dangerous film.

This is not the film the trailers have done their job selling it to be, and as such I assume there will be those who will be so upset by this turn of events they'll fail to notice just how witty, thought - provoking and richly character - driven the film turns out to be.

But they all had little witty, inside jokes about the festival, such as...

Some of the dialogue is clever and witty, but lines such as the one Marlon Wayans repeats three times in the diner scene (which someone clearly wanted to be the line you remembered when you got home) feel very forced.

Shot entirely in black and white, the film looks about as close to a low budget indie as you're bound to find, but Whedon and Shakespeare are such a great fit (both celebrated for their sharp and witty dialogue) that it's a wonder the latter didn't attempt an adaptation of the Bard's classic any sooner.

- Time «If Gore Vidal were not such a brilliantly witty and ruthlessly irreverent novelist, we would be more ready to recognize him as the fine historian he is.

In particular, I enjoyed the witty dialogue and descriptive body language that creates such vivid characters.

The witty, intelligent writings had instant appeal and are full of quotable quotes that are still familiar today, such as the title of the second Montaigne biography, When I Am Playing with My Cat, How Do I Know that She Is Not Playing With Me?

The characters are witty and friendly, and while they do make various noises such as grunting or squeaking, they are far from annoying as some other video game characters can be.

Stealing babies for the purpose of a mid-evening snack aside, the game also has a fair share of witty banter in the forms of in - game audio tutorials delivered in a 40's news serial manner, as well as references to things such as Pedobear.

Cue the witty «Cel - da» puns from games journalists and players alike, unable to see how a game that looked like a cartoon could carry on such a serious and beloved franchise.

The series» typical witty and humorous tone is stronger than ever in Shantae: Half - Genie Hero, with characters never taking anything too seriously, giving the whole adventure such a joyous feeling that it's hard not to love not only every main character interaction but also simple NPC dialogues.