21.   See, another bit of wry humor ... gone awry.

22.   Talk of further staff layoffs and State House rallies have left her mildly upset, although glimpses of her wry humor stubbornly poke through.

23.   The campaign is also infused with a wry humor not typically found in pitches for broccoli florets and Brussels sprouts.

24.   The Irish, fatalists all, delight in big talkers, wry humor and dramatic displays of emotion.

25.   The look is either wry humor or offended haughtiness, take your choice.

26.   Then Robert Kennedy steps on stage to charm voters with wry humor about his enormous extended family.

27.   They both write in an accessibly eclectic style, often with wry humor.

28.   Thus, flatulence jokes, cartoon nudity and basic tastelessness co-exist with wry topical humor and family dysfunction.

29.   Unlike Bob Dole, who seeks refuge in wry humor and abstractions, Phil Gramm is never coy.

30.   We stop at a country house where a ruddy-faced gent who personifies Scottish hospitality and wry humor pops out to greet us.