Sentence examples for excellent irony from inspiring English sources
And by now I'm pretty sure you've also noticed the excellent irony here, indeed the most intriguing aspect of all this.
This gives the author a lot of room for irony and humour, two devices he puts to excellent use.
The irony is that he probably would have made an excellent prime minister.
For me, the greatest irony was how, despite a renowned Shakespearean director, some excellent work on projections and sound design, and a committed cast, Berkeley Rep's production kept losing steam and failed to excite.
Susan Wilson Solovic, who must have named Girls Guidee with a fair amount of irony, points out that while women are noted for generally excellent skills, especially in listening and in articulating feelings, they suffer from common communication gaffs.
Chapelle never shies away from exposing the ironies and cruelties of modern life during the three excellent seasons of his show.
The irony is that England's recent one-day and T20 form has been excellent without Pietersen, having beaten Australia 4-0.
