Sentence examples for Layered irony from inspiring English sources

Not That Kind of Girl, in a layered irony, sounds remarkably similar to the book Hannah is writing in Girls, a chapter of which she presses upon her parents in the aforementioned "voice of a generation" scene.

How else other than onscreen to convey the subtle endorsement of marking someone else's words a "favourite", or the layered irony of #WhatImThinkingRightNow hashtags?

The bad-mouthing duly stopped.A similar moment of multi-layered irony occurred in March 1991 when Mr Simes, as personal adviser to the elderly, but still sharp-minded, Richard Nixon, introduced his American boss to Vladimir Kryuchkov, the last head of the Soviet KGB.

Are you having fun right now, or is this some many-layered irony thing?

It's rather fitting that a German-originated band would also symbolically cause the death of Post-Modernism with this turd of Triple-layered irony.

Most of Mark Wallinger's work, which won him the Turner prize and has made him one of the best-known artists of his generation, has dealt with history's multi-layered ironies.

LR: They're hard to sing, they're multi-layered with irony, humor, bitterness, disgust.

It's starting from a place of pure irony; the layered eras she's referencing are a style and only a style.

Woman as Nature, Love, Mystery, the Eternal Feminine -- all those categories people now find so dubious, Godard was insisting upon, without irony, through the layered images of Ms. Karina.

Mr. Grass's historical irony is many-layered.

In fact, this sweet irony cake is even multi-layered, so all it requires is a little icing before slicing up and serving to all who hunger for that sort of thing.