Sentence examples for apparent irony from inspiring English sources

But Ryman eschewed imagery and any apparent irony.

"A catchy title," he said, with no apparent irony.

"I am a capital artist," he writes without apparent irony.

But much of the time, such phrases come spilling out without apparent irony.

The apparent irony of this was quickly snapped up by various national news outlets.

A second armored truck arrived, labeled, without apparent irony, Messenger of Peace.

Without apparent irony, the former president praised Theron for "putting the country on the map".

"Romneys are, by nature, an adventurous breed," Mitt Romney proclaimed with no apparent irony in his 2004 book "Turnaround".

He gestured to each — and then, without apparent irony, to a nearby villa owned by the actor Anthony Hopkins.

With apparent irony, Mr Schultz replied: "I have enough trouble keeping track of the whereabouts of one world leader.

"There was one Muhammad Ali, Kenny Roberts Srr. told me with no apparent irony, "and there's only one Valentino Rossi".