And finally to complete the irony, the Pres.
To complete the irony, the power plant's towering but now vestigial brick chimney, which once emitted millions of tons of CO2, has now been adorned with a huge neon thermometer that measures elevating temperatures on the outside.
The country he felt closest to — just to make the irony complete — was Russia.
In her case, though, there was a complete absence of irony and cynicism, the twin pillars of postmodern style, and a startling intensity of visual delight.
Still, Roth was not trying to rewrite "The Catcher in the Rye"; Salinger's complete lack of irony could hardly have appealed to him.
WASHINGTON -- On April Fool's day, the Supreme Court showed the country its complete lack of irony with a 5-4 decision to bring back the segregation laws of the pre-1950s.
And, in complete Eating In irony, there's my dinner date Tuesday with one of the women who got me eating in in the first place: my friend Mollie Katzen.
The Italian is "una importante avventura, che mi ha modificato profondamente," which Raymond Rosenthal's original translation, of 1988, follows; the new "Complete Works" weakens the irony by turning it into "an ordeal that changed me deeply".
To complete the cycle of irony, in 1961, when Dempsey marked 66 brine-soaked years on the planet, he remarked to an Associated Press reported that he plainly saw signs boxing was dying.
Queues stretching out the door and back up to hotel reception complete the sense of postmodern irony.
