Sentence examples for funny irony from inspiring English sources
It's also very funny, irony being the overriding currency.
"It would be a funny irony," he said.
"It's a funny irony," Vince Gilligan, the "Breaking Bad" creator, said in a statement.
The funny irony here is that as Hermann is raising alarm over such matters, she's adhering to the most common of Jewish traditions: worrying about the future.
Oh, the bleakly funny irony.
That's the funny irony: The light can only come in when you stop fearing the dark.
One of the funnier ironies of modern life is how blindingly white most liberal causes are, from climate-change activism to anti-Trump rallies and the annual "pussyhatted" Women's March.
Mike: One of the funniest ironies I can remember is the band's appearance in the kiddie movie Rock NN' Roll High School.
His voice has a very funny peculiar, refreshing and intriguing mix of comic irony and metaphysical angst.
That was the funniest thing of all, funnier than the amusing ironies of the man's profession, than his furtive drinking and his wordless, solitary suppers, funnier even than his having been widowed by suicide: the joke of a father's outliving his boy.
He determined that there were five: Wordplay, comic irony, the combination of sacred and profane, a reversal of scale and the unintentional revelation of something negative... Writer reveals the world's funniest joke, as culled from entries by LaughLab.
