ironiczne poczucie humoru

"I can't remember the last time you weren't late," she said with dry good humor.

She'd remembered him as being outgoing and not without a touch of dry humor.

She thought this to herself with a touch of dry humor.

He did seem to have a streak of dry humor.

"I have to ask, did you mean for that to be dry humor?"

I like a bit of dry humor now and then.

He was good company in any gathering, bubbling over with dry humor.

With slow, dry humour he told them about the boots.

Often known for his dry humor and knowledge of everything from coffee to textiles.

"I think your dad is more worried about my running off to find them," she pointed out in dry humor.

He had a very dry wit and a sometimes alarming sense of humor.

Known for his dry wit and work ethic, in later years he became the only federal judge who worked without a clerk.

He quickly built up a reputation for his dry wit.

"They seemed to have a dry wit I could enjoy," she writes.

He was seen as a traditional Tory with a dry wit.

He had a quick, easy smile and the dry wit of someone who did not take himself very seriously.

His dry wit on the witness stand is also well-known.

He is known for his dry wit and shaved head.

A. My mother was a marvelous woman: bright, beautiful, dry wit.

It's the artist's dry wit and light touch I like so much.