wry face

Methuselah took a sip of milk, pulled a wry face and reached for his October ale.

She stormed off; Gillian and Pippa, left behind in the familiar aftershock of one of her scenes, made wry faces at each other.

‘Say also,’ said Gandalf, ‘that to crooked eyes truth may wear a wry face.’

Kimberly looked at Don, who made a wry face and said, “Well, we do our best but we know very well that we re not messiahs.”

He threw the flower away and made a wry face.