Sentences with phrase «great wit»

A man of great wit, intelligence and insight, he immediately understood the hidden meaning, or humorous message.

Written with great wit by Alan Schoolcraft and Brent Simons, it's a good - take - on - evil tussle that dialectical whiz Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel would dig.

With more exhibition spaces and an ambitious programme, starting with a retrospective of German artist Isa Genzken, whose sculptures, collages and assemblages display great wit and originality.

«It takes great wit and interest and energy to be happy.

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- Stephen King «Jamison demonstrates great wit, penetrating intellect, and an enormous heart.

Easygoing, compassionate woman with great wit and sense of humor.

He was a man of great wit, more erudite in his second language than many are in their first, and when the time was right his sense of humour shone through in an wonderfully infectious way.

With great wit and deep irony, Jon Birch draws cartoons about the church, Jesus, theology, and mission.

But Helen was far more than that; she was a great wit and an indomitable debater on any subject other than religion or politics — although we never had a real bridge argument, not because she followed my precepts but because she usually turned out to be right.

Great wit, but see why I am asking for the pictures to be removed,

Sherry Halperin writes (with great wit), about her dating angst over a span of ten years after losing her much loved husband at an early age.

Movies are a form of fakery after all, Welles is the first one to call himself a charlatan, and with great wit he takes us to this fantastic voyage of illusions, a house of mirrors.

I only wish that Horgan — such a great wit on her TV shows — had more to do.

The film opens majestically, with great wit, as the director himself plays a man magically transported from a hotel room to a cinema hall, where he gazes down upon an audience enraptured by moving images from the 1890s.

Although this same material was covered with great wit and charm in Grosse Pointe Blank almost 20 years ago, Mr. Right is not without its moments.

Writer - director Justin Simien takes a sledgehammer to the rosy notion that we've achieved a post-racial utopia — but he does it with great wit, bite and flair — in his debut feature, «Dear White People.»

He is very unusual as a standard American actor because he's incredibly bright and incredibly intuitive, but also has great wit,» said Cox.

Despite all the frazzled franchises and star - studded misfires of 2010, there were still wonders to behold — historical dramas of the finest intelligence, animation of great wit and delicacy, documentaries that brought out the human drama behind the headlines, and small, independent movies that showcased the emerging artists of tomorrow.

Great wit and humor are on display as the cops gradually learn to appreciate each other's skills and intelligence, all the while sparring with great gusto.

These poems soar thanks to his great wit and his remarkable understanding of humanity — its capacity for miscommunication, its tendency to cultivate discontent.

With great wit and intelligence, 14 - year - old Luther plots to escape his ruthless mother's plans for his life and to find his own way in the world outside Flint, Michigan.

«A «practising» atheist, he was a person of great wit, warmth, generosity and hope.»

May 29 — August 28, 2009 Widely shown local Brooklyn artist Jim Osman exhibits his beautifully rendered objects that blurr the lines between painting and sculpture with great wit, charm and beauty.

She saw in Broodthaers a «great humanist with an extraordinary poetic reach, an exceptional avant - garde mind and great wit,» as she said in a recent conversation.

«Benjamin emerges as a colorist of great wit and inventiveness,» he wrote.