wry

“You have to confront your own feelings about motherhood, my own feelings about becoming a parent and Linda’s dreadful choices,” she says, laughing, her wry tone slipping in as it often does.

Meanwhile, a giant flag says "No room" on one side and "for violence" on the other - a wry reference to the hypocrisy the artist feels can be present in politicians' words.

Only the dark shades he sports and a wry half-smile hint at the performer to come.

The most significant missing piece is the prevalent wry humor that leavened “Mare” in its darkest moments.

Such was the luck of the bounce of the ball, or lack of, head coach Bemand was left with a wry smile on his face.