Sentence examples similar to droll nose from inspiring English sources

In a world of laddishness = rape, the sort of droll nose-thumbing that '90s lad made his raison d'être is a dim memory.

Nariz do Vinho Tinto Nariz do Vinho Tinto translates as Red Wine Nose, droll but appropriate.

Heavy lifting, but then suddenly on-the-nose and droll when applied to, say, cuisine minceur, which Jim wrote was "the moral equivalent of the foxtrot".

His petty trials in drinking, eating and nose picking are documented with the same sort of droll physical humor as Rowan Atkinson's Mr. Bean.

Very droll, Keith Austin.

Very droll.

How droll!

His delivery was droll.

How delightfully droll!

Digressive and droll?

Very droll, very British Army.