Sentence examples for Absolute irony from inspiring English sources
"The absolute irony of all this is that academy schools don't need to take much account of the curriculum".
For Germans to be exposed to nuclear risks after shuttering their more modern plants because of the Fukushima disaster was an "absolute irony of history", he added.
"The absolute irony of all the jokes and speculation about Michael trying to turn into a European woman is that after James Brown, his music (and his dancing) represent the epitome – one of the mightiest peaks – of what we call black music," Tate declared.
As I come up into warrior's pose towards the end of class, the realization of the absolute irony of my morning commute to class hits me.
And, of course, next month is the British Press Awards, to which newspapers traditionally refer – with the absolute lack of irony you'd expect – as "the Oscars of our industry".
Perfect irony, absolute perfect".
He has approached this absolute without reverence or irony; it is simply the main building block of his art.
'This kid,' says Silas, with absolute reverence and no detectable sense of self-irony, 'is one of those special artists who comes along every so often and changes everything.
Brecht's fine sense of irony and moral paradox redeem him from absolute dogmatism but give his work a hard satiric thrust that is inimical to tragedy.
The margin of freedom is narrower, and the question of justice, so central and absolute an ideal for Aeschylus, becomes a subject for irony.
Their inability to grasp the ideas of postmodernism has proven no deterrent to their making fun of its questioning of the absolute certainty of all scientific claims (does anyone detect an irony here?).
