Sentence examples for wryly amusing from inspiring English sources
Find the right subject and Proulx is stimulating company: animated, occasionally passionate and wryly amusing.
An enormous amount of research has gone into this attractive book, but the scholarship is worn lightly, and the writing style is lucid and wryly amusing.
This understated fable of capitalist folly is as relevant and wryly amusing today as it was in the 1930s.
Some were then shown at the 2002 Documenta art show in Kassel in Germany.Mr Gaba's "Museum" is interactive and wryly amusing.
He deals with his own egocentricity by being wryly amusing about it: his birth almost killed his mother, he comments, because even then his head was too big.
As one of broadcasting's most consistent and wryly amusing presences, Sherrin was described as "one of Britain's best loved voices" by BBC director general Mark Thompson last night.
The president was wryly amused.
However she commented wryly that it would not be amusing if she actually liked someone.
Matteau was amusing in his comments to reporters, wryly asserting that "I'm in shock myself" about going to the Devils, the team his father beat with a Game 7 overtime goal at Madison Square Garden in 1994.
Mr. Stewart is more insightful and amusing in his commentary: for instance, when he wryly says that anti-Muslim sentiment is "not ignorance born of hate but ignorance born of ignorance".
