Sentence examples for Ironic capacity from inspiring English sources
There was a big crowd for the Welsh Elvis, though it was unclear as to how many people were there in an ironic capacity.
Comedy's dualistic view of the individual as an incongruous mixture of bodily instinct and rational intellect is an essentially ironic view implying the capacity to see things in a double aspect.
Patricia Hodge is flawless as the conniving countess, although I'm intrigued by Coward's assumption that an endless capacity for ironic insult is a sign of good breeding.
But Helen always retained a capacity for penetrating observation and ironic comment on the mores of her adopted country.
The ironic result is that there is now the capacity to re-store carbon dioxide at the industrial scale required to offset a large portion of the industry's emissions by planting trees and protecting remaining forests.
Whilst intratumoural genetic heterogeneity clearly has a capacity to drive resistance it is ironic to note that drug treatment may contribute to intratumoural genetic heterogeneity.
Flash memory capacity tends to grow exponentially, which is kind of ironic seeing how local memory is increasingly becoming not as useful as data is moving into the cloud.
Szymborska's next poetry collection, Sól (Salt, 1962), showed her exceptional capacity for combining historical with personal experience, expressed in crisp, often ironic free verse.
In this capacity he was obliged to prosecute a reporter, W.B. Connelly, under the Fugitive Slave Law, generating an ironic notoriety that dogged his professional career.
