Sentence examples similar to dry ways from inspiring English sources

He has great charm, in a certain dry way.

HARD-CORE TRIP The Deerfield River's dry way; four miles; three hours on the river.

The British cast and crew listed their credits in the usual dry way, but the Americans gave a little extra.

"This color scheme is also a necessity, because Bach has been played and taught in a very academic, dry way," he said.

Of that lady Coustillas remarks, in a typically dry way, "from no source do we gather that hers was a complex individuality".

The words in the document, in their own dry way, herald the coming of a new world as dramatically as any official text could ever be expected to do.

That is a rather dry way of saying that reported income in 2010 and 2011 was inflated by improperly pushing the payments into the following year, a significant violation of the accounting rules.

When asked about possibly coaching another team, Neilson offered a slight smile and said, in his dry way: "I don't know how many teams are looking for a 65-year-old coach with cancer.

The "privilege" in the title of Botsford's gruffly stylish memoir is his upbringing as the son of a Midwestern heiress; "mostly" is his dry way of alluding to the Second World War.

This reduction operates in a dry way.

This room-temperature electron reduction operates in a dry way and requires neither hydrogen nor extra heating nor chemical reducing agent.