Sentence examples for a deeper irony from inspiring English sources

But there is a deeper irony here, too.

There is, though, a broader and a deeper irony.

But this year, the selections for chemistry and economics displayed a deeper irony.

"So there was a very humorous irony there," Mr. Harris said, "but there was also a deeper irony in the fact that we were a serious presidential campaign, allowing them to partake of this irony".

Indeed, in a deeper irony, euro membership itself partly protects them from the discipline of the financial markets, which might otherwise be helping to impose reforms.This should worry those who have been gaily celebrating the ECB's tenth birthday, for two reasons.

And there's a deeper irony.

There's a deep irony here.

There's a deep irony to this.

There is also a deep irony behind the commission's volte-face.

In closing, I want to note a deep irony of academic freedom, and its parent, freedom of speech.

Rock stars are meant to shock, they revel in metaphor and imagination while deploying a deep irony.