Sentence examples for glorious irony from inspiring English sources
She lived the glorious irony of being on the battlefront as the representative of Vogue.
What all this reveals is a glorious irony – the power of the reality TV narrative has hoodwinked the people who despise it more than anyone else.
The whole story, it seems, is built on a glorious irony: that exclusion from the rituals of mainstream politics seems to be doing the Greens a favour.
But there is a glorious irony in the life of Dandolo.
While many were shocked by the scandal, some stopped to appreciate the glorious irony of Wood's inspirational Accenture ads.
But either way, there's a glorious irony in The Birth of a Nation it took the story of a slave to set its star, writer, and director free.
The only thing certain is that these glorious days for a giant hero have been painfully nicked with irony.
"The irony is," says Rachel, "that the battle wasn't at all glorious: it was a failure.
For Mahmoud, who shatters the glorious past to open people's eyes to the present, it is a bitter irony that "our ancestors were great men, but their grandchildren are fit only for occupation".
