wryly

Which was pretty much, he thought wryly, what had actually happened.

All I want is to use them, he thought wryly.

And most of them probably have, she had thought, wryly.

It was getting a bit late in the day, she thought wryly.

He thought wryly, do these people think I like this?

And that, he thought wryly, would really make the whole thing even more difficult.

You can become used to anything if it goes on long, enough, he thought wryly.

That was rather more than I expected, he said wryly.

Not that it would be the first time, he thought wryly.

For all the good that's going to do me, he thought wryly.

No more likely than any of mine, he thought wryly.

Some of them are no older than me, he thought wryly.

Better to try understanding the sun than a woman, he thought wryly.

And what difference would it make if he did look at me, she thought wryly.

At least, he thought wryly, we've got a good day for it all.

The mind may not want her, he thought wryly, but the body sure as hell does.

He'd never seen her do more than smile wryly every now and then.

And look where it had gotten him, he thought wryly.

"As someone told me not long ago, learn to live with what you cannot change," she said wryly.

"If you can get it down in the first place," I said wryly.

Someone's been eating better than the rest of us, she thought, wryly.

It seemed like a good idea at the time, she reflected wryly.

He smiled wryly, as if coming to some kind of understanding.

And who am I to criticize, he thought wryly to himself.

Several men laughed wryly, and the meeting began to break up.