Sentences with phrase «wry laugh»

«I don't know how easy it would be to sell this place as prone as it is to flooding now,» she said with a wry laugh.

She admitted, with a wry laugh, that the collaborative process helped her realize that she «needed to love her child more than she hated her husband.»

«One of the things I learned going through my divorce that way was that I needed to love my child more than I hated my husband,» said Robyn Ross with a wry laugh.

Yokota: About the appearing characters, we ended up making Koei Tecmo Games really troubled (wry laugh).

Yokota: About the appearing characters, we ended up making Koei Tecmo Games really troubled (wry laugh).

Not exact matches

«Sometimes when you laugh at something, it reveals how terrible it is,» Donohue said with a wry smile.

And that, it seemed, had a lot to do with her relationship with Stephanie, an African - American woman in her early thirties with dyed red hair, an easy laugh, and a wry manner.

I think I was laughing at my husband and his cheeky comments, more of a wry smile:oP.

Its all wry that's - just - like - us smiles, with maybe just one or two laughs, but exercising your empathy leaves you feeling good nonetheless and it's OK to see again.

Like a Wes Anderson film, it is beautifully composed, occasionally laugh - out - loud funny, but more often wry and observant.

and he laughed, but a sane laugh now, perhaps even a little wry.

Rubenstein's prose is romantic, wry and even a little bit wicked; he knows what makes us tear up and when we want to laugh (kindly or not).

If this all sounds too serious for you, fear not, although there are no laugh out loud moments in this slim novel, there are many moments of wry humor and subtle ironies.

The stages in the arcade version are mostly good for a wry smile but the additional stages of the Saturn version manage to raise a few genuine laughs.

They're terrible and the dialogue is laughable but it all adds to the game's charm and will raise a wry smirk and even a laugh or two.