Sentence examples for wry funny from inspiring English sources

"He's very wry, funny and sweet.

His response to Heathrow is wry, funny and intelligent.

Gentle, wry, funny, and above all, a gentleman, David will be missed and his spirit will be cherished forever.

Midnight in Paris is a cinematic soufflé that rises to perfection, a wry, funny, touching picture, pursuing some of his favourite tropes and themes but with sufficient asperity to give a sting to the nostalgia it embraces.

She drinks too much and hops from bed to bed before meeting a wry, funny surgeon called Aaron (Saturday Night Live's Bill Hader), whom she finds harder to discard than usual.

Cameron's current press secretary, Graeme Wilson, the former deputy political editor of the Sun, is one of the most likable men in the business – wry, funny and very bright.

3. It is best to be wry, witty, funny, charming.

Her vignettes are warmly felt, exquisitely written and often wry or funny.

Like her short stories, Mackay is wry and funny, but also deadly serious, somehow.

Ms. Margolin does make him a convincingly human character, particularly in his casual moral blindness, and Galkin is a delightfully wry and funny one.

Then you want to be trenchant and pointed, and sometimes even then it is O.K. to be wry, witty, funny, charming.