| He was a wonderful man, serious, but with a wryness and touch of irony. |
| Such wryness and wit are generously on hand in Hamilton's prints, as is a pervasive irony. |
| There was the smallest possible twist of wryness to the man's lips as he admitted to himself the necessity for the final words. |
| He brought the same quiet wryness to his conversation, and many of his remarks were all the funnier for his murmured, throwaway delivery. |
| Warmth, wryness and a sense of bewilderment at the world are what bond these two and make them so eminently listenable. |
| Aside from some mild cheerleading for Boris Johnson, O'Rourke thankfully left his own politics at the door – and you didn't have to agree with him to be tickled by his wryness. |
