Sentence examples for droll vision from inspiring English sources

Saint's is a droll vision of a world of virtual politics: seamless council misspending and wishful thinking in the public sector, where what one appears to do is more important than what one does.

Along with the psycho-farce of Frustration (murder in an English garden with added 1960s psychedelia), it's one of the band's droller visions of hell.

Sometimes seen as a purveyor of drawing-room wit in the manner of Wodehouse or Wilde, Saki is undeniably droll, but his vision is incomparably darker.

His stories, despite their meandering plots and feckless heroes, offer something more: a searing vision of his wayward homeland, delivered not in the clamoring rhetoric of a revolutionary, but in the droll monologues of young men who kill because they lack the moral imagination to do otherwise.

How droll.

Very droll.

Very droll, Keith Austin.

His delivery was droll.

How delightfully droll!

Digressive and droll?

Very droll, very British Army.