Sentence examples for element of irony from inspiring English sources
This second film withdraws the element of irony, and it enters the realm of tragedy.
At all events, he certainly takes his Christ seriously - there is no element of irony in the work.
These days, however, unless the heroes are out-and-out psychopaths, there's often a vague element of irony involved.
"There's an element of irony there certainly," said John Boultbee, the director of the Australian Institute of Sport.
"Look, there is an element of irony in a middle-class professor writing about displacement of Dunkin' Donuts by latte bars".
There was an almost ecstatic quality to Britten's final utterances here, although hope and the spirit of reconciliation could never quite obliterate the excoriating element of irony.
The opposing elements of irony and pleasure meet in Ms. Advento's Cheshire cat grin.
Using elements of irony and tragic ending, it also delves into themes of excesses of the rich, and recklessness of youth.
In the article, Wampole asks us to look at our own environments and detect the elements of irony we've used to construct it.
On the other hand, the message "hidden worries", which in some cases includes elements of irony or even cynicism, may reflect a non-professional distancing to the problems faced.
"We wanted to transport our brand image to reflect what the Red Bull brand is all about: We are fast, we are on the leading edge of technology, we are extreme in many respects, but we also have a certain element of self-irony, and we are a bit controversial," said Mitsch, an Austrian.
