wryness造句

• He looked upon his career with no regrets and characteristic wryness.
• And the humor, his wryness is so great.
• Flanigan says, with perhaps a trace of wryness.
• And the lyrics have an urban wryness that complements the stripped-down approach.
• With Buckley wryness, she adds : " Where else the need ?"
• I responded with a certain inexact wryness.
• Greer's wryness aside, it remains important to throw far and run fast.
• But she does lend Katie a spryness, a tenderness, a wryness that endears.
• Sharansky said, wryness firmly intact.
• There's none of the nudge-and-wink wryness that made Garner famous.
• The actors in " Worldly Acts " reacted to the theater with a certain wryness.
• "No, no, " answers Susan, with Ms . May's welcome wryness.
• Randy Graff brings a winning Depression-era wryness to the role of Liz Imbrie, a wisecracking photographer.
• The reporting, aimed at a general audience, became known for its insider's savvy and wryness.
• There is one saving grace about James's unrelenting wryness : He is genuinely enchanted by Bombay and its people.
• Ms . Sterlin, whose long, equine face seems perpetually tugged by both wryness and weariness, is first-rate.
• Apparently, that group includes David Duchovny, which says a lot about why the series has flourished, its wryness intact.
• They were infused with a sense of ridicule, irony, and wryness and frequently used his own misadventures as their theme.
• Of course, as drivers say with more wryness than resentment, " our fans sure do love their wrecks ."