Sentence examples for a droll bit from inspiring English sources

I remember they made me laugh uncommonly – there's a droll bit about a postilion's breeches".

RESULT Inserted the phrase into a droll bit about an anatomically themed truck accessory she had seen down South that was intended to make pickups look more masculine.

But, for all its tickling blips of farce and droll bits of drive-by theology, "Miracle Workers" is fundamentally corny, which may be a proof of its sincerity.

We appreciate the fact that it brings a bit of fun and whimsy to what is otherwise a droll, everyday morning routine, but it also reeks of Minority Report.

The show, a droll feminist period piece, boasted eloquent, earnestly integrated songs.

These obstacles play out in a droll series of "Seinfeld -like bitSeinfeld -like ill-placed doobits a vinvolving tani dispatcher (Doug Stanhope), one-horse comedy clubs, a failed baby-making experiment with a lesbian couple (Tig Notaro, Stephanie Allynne) andoobie.

I included their exchange as a droll scene in my piece.

Carlotta's meek husband, Alain Cholet, is given a droll and often hilarious turn by Robert Anthony Jones.

In the song Breaking News, Nigel Blackwell reels off a droll list of irritants, including "a woman who described herself as a little bit Bridget, a little bit Ally, a little bit Sex in the City".

Rolling Stones Rob Sheffield labeled "Sad" as a "boring moment" on the album with a "droll" title.

Although this bit of flimflam is swift and crowd-pleasing (well directed by David Pittu, with a droll set by Anna Louizos), there's something unsatisfying at its core.