Sentences with phrase «with trademark wit»

Higgins deftly steers the reader through the landmines to the sisters» emotionally satisfying resolutions with trademark wit and style.

Bryson recounts their trek with his trademark wit and self - effacing charm.

Here, the savvy, opinionated, and irrepressible Judge Judy exposes, with her trademark wit and wisdom, these dirty little secrets so many women share and offers her own take on the destructive repercussions they have on women.

Delivered with her trademark wit, Jill McCorkle's constantly surprising novel illuminates the possibilities of second chances, hope, and rediscovering life right up to the very end.

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As you may have heard, Ann Coulter displayed the charming wit that is her trademark last Monday night with a tweet that referred to President Barack Obama as a «retard.»

It's full of how - to's for everything from arranging your guest list to arranging a floral centerpiece, all with Kate Spade's trademark wit.

Staying true to his principles as always he delivers his messages in a beautiful sound tapestry with sprinkles of his trademark wit throughout.

A Glimpse of Hell's saving grace may be Leonard's earnestness, which, taken with Caan's trademark slow - witted burn, produces a fitfully intriguing dynamic at the centre of the story.

A trademark for Anchor Bay's special releases, the cast and crew bios are actually extended essays on each of the subjects, bursting with information and a dry wit and indispensable for the collector and Argento - phile.

Naturally, the frustrations mount and the cracks show, but from the looks of this, it's a nicely toned piece on relationships with plenty of Stoller and Segel's trademark wit and love of the odd physical gag.

But the play is anything but depressing, as Chekhov's writing and Mamet's modern translation of it (free of any slang and of Mamet's trademark profanity) are packed with wit and wisdom.

But a closer examination of the Coen Brothers «film reveals an exploration of evil and a study in obsolescence, all with the fraternal filmmakers» trademark wit and sense of style.

Some love it, finding it to be a complex juggling act as Payne deals in urgent social concepts with his and co-writer Jim Taylor's trademark biting wit.

As a friend prone to making hurtful remarks and with a weird penchant for pseudo-spirituality, Wilson's trademark wit makes his scenes with Harrelson a highlight.

He regularly made public appearances with his trademark smile, wit, and thick - rimmed glasses, never hesitating to brighten a horror fan's day on the street with a jovial encounter.

Bonnie Hunt is good and delivers her lines with her trademark dry wit, but why do her t - shirts seem to get tighter in every scene?.

Le Guin holds court with her trademark clear - sightedness and wit on topics ranging from the realities of aging and the art of narrative to eating breakfast and adopting a new cat.

Filled with Murphy's trademark wit and exuberance, this is a touching story that celebrates the fluidity of self discovery.

With her trademark suspense and colorful wit, Quick's writing is as sharp and glib as her heroine's tongue in Slightly Shady, the first book in a new Regency series featuring Lavinia Lake and Tobias March.

As ever, Double Fine's trademark charm and wit is on full display here — albeit with a decidedly darker tinge to the proceedings.

Or sit back and relax as Top Gear's Jeremy Clarkson takes you on an audio tour of each car in the Autovista showroom with his trademark blend of insight and wit.

Duffy used his trademark wit and incisive analysis to combine the latest buzz from «inside Ottawa» with his thoughts on what can be expected from the current and next federal government, particularly with regard to funding for provinces and municipalities.