wittiness
the quality or condition of being amusingly clever:Creativity in advertising should convey a brand’s uniqueness rather than merely display the advertiser’s ingenuity and wittiness.Customers love the wittiness of the names of sandwiches and drinks on the menu.
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Read the situation, maybe leave a witty comment or compliment on a relevant post relating to the content of a potential pitch.
Social media techniques to integrate into your digital PR strategy | Nicole Franco | December 4, 2020 | Search Engine WatchMore manageable is Richard Howard’s pocket-size “RH Loves HJ,” a collection of witty verse-homages to Henry James, Edith Wharton and Walt Whitman.
Why read what everyone else is reading? A guide to this season’s hidden gems. | Michael Dirda | December 2, 2020 | Washington PostThis England-set comedy features a fake relationship between opposites Oliver, a neat and emotionally tidy barrister, and witty narrator Luc.
“A Children’s Bible,” by Lydia MilletA National Book Award finalist, this blistering classic spins the story of Noah’s Ark through a witty, modern-day tale of climate change, producing a shattering vision of an apocalyptic future.
We adore “Cary Grant,” the polished, charming, suave, witty presence who we see on screen.
A man of more wisdom than wittiness, and brain than fancy; and abler to any thing than to make verses.
Microcosmography | John EarleAnd the result would be that he would kill the wittiness of the lines by burlesque.
The Secrets of a Savoyard | Henry A. LyttonBut the prettiness and wittiness are Betty's; do we not all know that?
Love's Usuries | Louis Creswicke
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