Sentence examples for glaring irony from inspiring English sources

"He said every one of those words". The former 'Access Hollywood' host says he sees "glaring" irony in the fact that Trump is president now.

James Salzer, who has been covering politics for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution for decades, observes a glaring irony in the bill.

The report ends by noting the glaring irony that Obama aggressively campaigned on a pledge to usher in The Most Transparent Administration Ever™.

Mr. Clinton never asked to be the foreign restaurant anointer in chief, but because he has the job, a glaring irony must be noted: He doesn't research where he eats.

But the glaring irony behind the news cannot be ignored.

And so we come to the glaring irony that douses the potential light of this beacon on a hill.

There are some glaring ironies in all this.

There are some glaring ironies at work in Mr. Kennedy's fund-raising: Two-thirds of the money the D Triple-C has raised came in the form of large, unlimited contributions known as soft money, the type of donation used for party building that Democrats are trying to eliminate.

The irony was glaring.

The irony was glaring as armed speakers at Fort Hunt National Park warned of a federal government that was encroaching on their liberties.

The irony is glaring: We dedicate our lives to taking care of other people's children, but when it's time to have our own, we have to fend for ourselves.