Sentence examples for deep irony from inspiring English sources

There's a deep irony to this.

But these attempts failed to stick, as evidenced by the new age of Deep Irony.

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

They also pointed out, in tones of deep irony, that Republicans are supposed to be big fans of states' rights.

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

There was a deep irony at the heart of the prime minister's speech on increasing selection in the school system.

"There is a deep irony that one the architects of RBS' downfall is now working for the architects involved in the Holyrood building fiasco".

It is a deep irony that although the term "priceless" is frequently used in the English language, it refers to material objects rather than natural resources.

The blaring martial music accompanying the song "Revelge" is both a brilliant re-creation of the dress parade and deep irony accented by even deeper sorrow.

But the album's deep irony is that Pecknold's great machinery is all around him, even as he seems to be removing himself from it.

There is a deep irony that Lady Gaga's charity seems to have spent so much on PR consultants that it's getting slammed… for spending on PR consultants.