Sentence examples for ferocious irony from inspiring English sources
For readers of English verse, the term "war poetry" evokes a very specific set of images: mud, blood, lions led by donkeys, ferocious irony and English village greens to be defended.
One of the ironies of the ferocious reaction to Ms. Sandberg's book is that much of it confirms her core thesis.
"The attitude toward the Jews is pretty ferocious, which is of course the ultimate irony since all of them are Jews," said Prof. Willis Barnstone, a translator of the Gospels and a biblical scholar at Indiana University.
We are willing to ignore the irony that this process was vigorously rejected by them in opposition with ferocious campaigns against proposed reforms to the MBS items for cataract surgery and a PBS review on cancer drugs.
The irony is that Dr Schuman is one of the world's experts on the ferocious creatures, and the havoc they wreak.The fact that each spring some part of America gets into an undue panic about the arrival of fire ants tends to obscure two harsher truths: they are spreading relentlessly (see map); and they are pretty nasty.
The irony that Bjelke-Petersen was "good for our people" is not lost on the McIvors, who recall his later ferocious opposition to Aboriginal land rights.
Congestion can be ferocious.
