Sentences with phrase «wry grin»
A "wry grin" refers to a smile that is crooked or twisted, usually indicating amusement or irony. Full definition
The response: a long pause as the engineers in the room looked at each other with wry grins on their faces.
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Something is not quite right, and there is discontent hiding behind wry grins just waiting for an opportunity to pounce.
On Alabama's sideline, Nick Saban let loose a wry grin, the first time any of us have ever seen Saban express happiness during a game.
Yeh right, we said, with a wry grin.
When I put it to Peter Mandelson that Clegg found Brown impossible, the Prince of Darkness replied with a wry grin that «No... he'd found him Gordon - ish».
«I don't know if I can say — maybe it's a secret,» he continued with a wry grin, «but I know that Kanye told me.
Anna Chancellor smoothes over the unsubtle hints at imagination and being an author with a wry grin, while Lesley Manville relishes her role as bile - spitting matriarch.
«I never thought I would live this long,» Ed Moses said with a wry grin.
The camera then pans down the choreographer's face to reveal a wry grin that suggests an air of personal, aesthetic, and perhaps even sexual satisfaction.
Thomas flashes a wry grin at the suggestion.
Cue contestants mentioning their intentions to create their own BBB with a wry grin at least once an episode.