Sentence examples for Implicit irony from inspiring English sources

But its implicit irony is missing in "Unnatural Acts," which was conceived and directed by Tony Speciale and collectively written by members of the Plastic Theater, a multidisciplinary company led by Mr. Speciale.

I really don't care much about Yahoo, and I'm rather enjoying the implicit irony in using the decisions made by a technology company as an argument for using less technology in education.

It allowed the work to be a paean to the innocence and joy of childhood, yet not gloss over its implicit ironies.

He has used the word "tradition" several times, perhaps unaware of the irony implicit in using this word so liberally as he seeks to destroy a school whose roots are more than 130 years old.

The other irony implicit in comparing Chicago last night to the bedlam in 1968 is that the latter gave birth to the law-and-order Republicanism that, long before Trump, Richard Nixon used to such great political advantage.

There's an irony implicit in the material that may even be true and that Donaldson should have made more of: whatever happened in 1971, it does seem that the working-class guys saved the honor (temporarily, at least) of the men and women at the top of the heap.

The irony implicit in defunding is inescapable.

What this occasions, then, is an opportunity--one that should not be missed--to ponder the irony, implicit and otherwise, of determining and assessing the "cost" of black life.

Plainly, Hawking can appreciate the ironies implicit in the speculative side of quantum physics.

He's one of the rare modern filmmakers who doesn't romanticize the outlier or the lonely adventurer, and he'd have had a field day with the story's implicit and undeveloped ironies.

Fassbinder's historicism is a crucial aspect of his modernism: he didn't just make use of prior forms, he quoted them, and derived from them the ironies implicit in his melodramatic styles—his condensation of an intensely critical sociopolitical view of modern Germany into the terms of private emotion.