She made a personal success with her cheerful temperament and became a center of the royal court, where she was for some time informally called " Little Duchess " and was noticed for her beauty and vividness, wittiness and ease with words.
22.
Joseph Neff describes " Lee Remick as being " a truly swank mixture of bubblegum wittiness and an incessant melody, while the plainly Modern Lovers-derived Karen succeeds by not skimping on the VU and then conjuring up a narrative of sizeable depth ."
23.
She was known at court for her wittiness and talent for cheering people up as well as for her piano improvisations : a typical episode of all these qualities was when she, at one occasion when Louisa had reprimanded a chamber maid, eased the tension by improvising the whole episode on piano.
24.
Giddins does not push the importance of parody in jazz and modernism ( a pairing explicit throughout " Visions of Jazz " ), especially the wittiness of bebop quotations of pop songs effected by the likes of Gordon and Charlie Parker, comparable as they are to the allusiveness of literary modernism.
25.
Q . One of the refreshing things about your book is that you discuss mutual mate selection for mental traits, and the idea that the female mind isn't just a consolation prize _ that intelligence, wittiness, creativity may have been sexually selected in women just as it was in men.
26.
According to Bdru, Harap Alb portrays the Romanians'" national moral code ", being characterized by " natural behavior " as opposed to " supernatural properties ", evidencing " kindness, intelligence, sensibility, industriousness, patience, discretion " and " a moral sense, wittiness, joviality ".
27.
Casaubon discovered and published Quintilian's writing and presented the original meaning of the term ( satira, not satyr ), and the sense of wittiness ( reflecting the " dishfull of fruits " ) became more important again . 17th-century English satire once again aimed at the " amendment of vices " ( Dryden ).
28.
Dietz's use of comedic moments throughout the play, like the characters'unnatural wittiness, absurd but cathartic turns of events, and unexpectedly banal plays on words like Frank and " private Dick " has been suggested to be " because only a comedy can make us realize the truths we are not fond of ".
29.
He landed in New York and he was discovered by Number One while he was trying to hustle a rich businessman, and was persuaded to join TNT . His lateral thinking, wittiness and ability to save himself quickly from the most complicated situations make him the most valuable agent of TNT, a trait that even Number One acknowledges.
30.
In the press, Sara Fredrica Str�mstedt-Torsslow, Charlotta Eriksson and Elisabeth Fr�sslind were compared to a rose or a tulip, a jasmine or a daisy, and a lily or a myosotis; Torsslow was claimed to represent " the deeply moving ", Eriksson " the sensitive pleasantness and the female lovability " and Fr�sslind " the small sweetness, wittiness and naivety ".
