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How to use wittily in a sentence
Clavering looked at her gravely with something in his eyes that puzzled Miss Schuyler, who had expected a wittily graceful speech.
THE CATTLE-BARON'S DAUGHTERHAROLD BINDLOSSWas anything ever more daringly conceived, more wittily executed, more—but I spare the shades of Addison and Lamb.
THE INCENDIARYW. A. (WILLIAM AUGUSTINE) LEAHYHe would wittily say it wasn't Christian and wasn't science; merely the chuckleheadedness of a lot of women.
THE WRONG TWINHARRY LEON WILSONAs opponent he wittily follows Gillray, who in 1802 imagined an inoculated man as calving from his arms.
GEORGE CRUIKSHANKW. H. CHESSONO for Paris, where, lightly and wittily, she could humble this man!
THE GREY CLOAKHAROLD MACGRATHSomeone has wittily said that only those in their anecdotage should tell stories.
TALKS ON TALKINGGRENVILLE KLEISERThe skit continues wittily enough, but it is not necessary to quote more of it.
OSCAR WILDELEONARD CRESSWELL INGLEBYThis chapter, wittily entitled (with a touch of Jansenism) "the little number of elect," would be brief were it but a catalogue.
DECADENCE AND OTHER ESSAYS ON THE CULTURE OF IDEASREMY DE GOURMONTCharmingly spoken; it is impossible to praise more wittily what one blames, or better to praise in the very act of blaming.
FRENCH CLASSICSWILLIAM CLEAVER WILKINSONTo be sure, Taine has written very wittily: “I never thought that a truth could be of any practical use!”
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