wittiness

He is well known for his sharp intelligence and wittiness.

During his college years, he had a reputation for wittiness and a great attention to fashion.

Affies is known for its wittiness and well directed plays.

For example, the slyness and wittiness of foxes has remained constant.

However, it has plenty of humor and wittiness tied together with perfectly placed irony.

She liked the wittiness demonstrated not only by the choices but also by their presentation.

Ojeda and Darling have maintained their wittiness while being juggled.

She liked wittiness; he preferred saying what he meant.

Bare Wittiness, unfortunately, runs for one night only.

Catherine was not noted for beauty but for her wittiness and sharp tongue.

Dearest Jane, your beautiful smile and unparalled wittiness will always be remembered by all of us.

They also performed with a rare wittiness - two intelligent dancers having a wonderful time with their roles.

However, Shaw's wittiness should not obscure his important role in revolutionizing British drama.

When people take off their masks Falstaff feels really stupid, although he tries to say that his wittiness helped the joke.

The song's technical level and wittiness caused many to feel that Moe Dee had won the battle.

Dalpatram's "Vinacharitra" portrays his incredible command over hilarity and wittiness.

The dynamic trio will present the days news with wittiness and give New Zealanders an insight look into the stories making headlines.

The audience seems to enjoy the wittiness of the hosts and the interaction between the guests and the hosts.

Maybe wittiness is infectious.

Where's the wittiness in classical music?'

In both, Mr. Bradbury's often hilarious wittiness remains.

Mieses wrote many tournament reports, but his style was regarded as fairly dry, in contrast with his wittiness in person.

But there's a lovable goofiness and wittiness to his characters, and there's always a guy who is totally unable to talk about love.

Such was Yi Ji's wittiness and tactfulness.

Various schools of philosophy, chiefly virtue ethics, compare social fluency to wittiness and clearly illustrate it as a desirable personality trait.