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151 While many have portrayed him as a clownish and eccentric figure – an image no doubt reinforced by his characterisation in Team America: World Police – others say he is smart and even witty.

152 It mixes sound effects, graphics, and witty wordplay. The show also addresses sensitive topics not generally covered by the mainstream media.

153 He let the hapless Germans talks , then crushed them with scathing, often witty abuse.

154 He is pleasant in conversation and witty after a fashion.

155 He passed for an Englishman, was agreeable, handsome, ill-tempered, hospitable and witty.

156 Ronald is rich, handsome and witty but unwilling to propose marriage to me.

157 He was lively, witty, good-natured, and a pleasant companion, but idle, thoughtless, and imprudent to the last degree.

158 Is his first full-length short lead detective stories of creation, but also created his first witty, courageous, sincere, kind - hearted official detective - inspector quebracho.

159 Modern dance has four pillars : articulation, freedom, strength, and witty rebellion.

160 My Criminal Law professor, Steve Duke, was a witty, acerbic man and a fine teacher with whom I later did a seminar on white-collar crime.

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161 His speech in reply to the toast was quite witty and entertaining, but parts of it were a bit near the bone.

162 But you always get a smile and some witty repartee from him that provides an uplift.

163 The sweet witty soul of Ovid lives in mellifluous and honey - tongued Shakespeare.

164 She was beautiful, clever, witty, effective, a merciless realist... it is harder to perceive what Anne saw in Mac...for all his gifts and charm, Mac was a fantasist of heroic proportions.

165 Histories make men wise; poets witty; the mathematics subtile, natural philosophy deep; moral grave; logic and rhetoric able to contend.

166 Afanti stories which spread in Xinjiang, China have short and pithy form, charming and witty content.

167 They are like oracular messages, but witty - jaunty at times - and sometimes trembling on the edge of whimsy.

168 Lyly's witty dialogue inspired him, and with vigour unknown to Lyly he wrote Love's Labours Lost, a fantasy of which the subject and the style appealed to the cultured section of the public.

169 In the age of the TV sitcom , witty New York repartee and the instant one-liner, Western wisdom in the modern sense can mean something more like the dialogue from an American sitcom.

170 He is full of life --- witty, bright , honest, and actively questioning.

171 This politician is noted for his witty retorts which usually hit his opponents between wind and water.

172 His singing and recitation are and clear; his performance and witty.

173 A witty, soft-hearted man of the scholar class (a xiu-cai), he has given up law practice (pettifoggery) to run an inn.

174 Thus begins Pierre Bayard's witty and provocative meditation on the nature scale and necessity of non - reading.

175 He became prickly and spiteful; witty and waspish about his colleagues.

176 His witty and often macabre tales won him acclaim and he was a successful short - story writer.

177 She may pass witty comments and laugh engagingly at others' jokes.

178 Others believe redheads should answer to witty nicknames like "Red, " "Carrot Top" and "Peppermint Patty" (mine).

179 Third, Rollo was a wonderful human being, warm and witty and wise.