wry

As she might have said in her wry way, just what American needs.

He gave her a wry look and held out his own.

His life has given him many reasons to be wry.

Must be getting old, he thought with a wry smile.

She had this wry smile always, looking at you from above.

Much of the work is funny or at least wry.

She turned and looked at him with a small, wry smile.

She took a deep breath, and made a wry face.

Then he shook his head and made a wry face.

The smile came back into the voice again, cold and wry.

It was a wry smile, the one she gave him then.

She gave him a wry look through the face plate.

After a moment a wry tone came into his voice.

He looked around at all of us one last time, and made a small wry smile.

I never had a daughter/ he said with a wry smile.

With a wry smile, he looked back at the two young men.

With a wry face I went out into the hall and opened the door.

Everyone, he thought with a wry smile, makes plans to provide for their future.

The story is less important here than the wry performances.

The mouth did its best to become a wry smile.

She made a wry face at the thought of the bureaucrats.

The girl looked up from her saddle, making a wry face.

The little man with the wry nose was still there.

Raymond made a wry face, but said nothing for a moment.

He looked up at me with a faint, wry look.