wry造句

VLADIMIR PUTIN has a wry sense of humour.

So if you're expecting us to be wry?

John looked at me and smiled, a wry smile.

With its wry reporting and visual panache, Wired offers a headfirst dive into the tech world.

When you have a wry perspective, it's hard to remain anxious or hostile for long.

Colleen's sister was the kind of woman that Henry liked, wry without any of the mocking bitterness.

THE Weekly Standard, the parish magazine of American conservatives, is not merely a wry observer of the political scene.

Samuelson's wry humor crops up in unexpected places, but there was always a real seriousness about him.

I believe, it was serene when you sleep deeply and gradually with the expectation of living, because I really be afraid to touch your wry face.

Readers of Mr Bryson's previous books will find many familiar pleasures: effortlessly digestible prose, wry self-deprecating humour and lightly-worn erudition.

A wry reference to allegations by McCain's running mate, Alaska Governor Sarah Palin, that Obama had been "palling around with" people once considered American terrorists.

Among the last to leave, a reflects, with bowed shoulders and a wry smile, that late hours, like grey hairs, are among the penalties of success.

Studies that link a sense of humor to good health are probably measuring this phenomenon; when you have a wry perspective, it's hard to remain anxious or hostile for long.

And when Hobbes tells that story, which he mentions a couple of times in the book, one can only imagine he must have had a kind of wry grin on his face when he wrote that out.