Sentence examples for implied irony from inspiring English sources
For his stage appropriation of her life, Wilson has removed the punctuation, and also the implied irony.
The Maysles' movie Salesman was to be a locus classicus in this field, freighted with implied irony and tragedy.
There was an implied irony in the news page headlines of the Daily Mirror, "£1m pay-off 'was value for money'" and Metro: "£1m pay-of to BBC boss was to keep him focused".
The title of Andrew Biswell's absorbing new life implies an irony, but betrays few doubts.
Irony and implied meaning can also be confusing to a person with AS [ 55].
This hypothesis implies a dismaying irony.
All of which implies a delightful irony: the future of the Democrats in the South depends on a Republican governor.
"Our findings imply a deep irony," wrote the authors, who also included Jennifer Mueller of the University of Pennsylvania and Shimul Melwani of the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.
Their cool hollowness — perhaps it's irony — implies that the person who wrote them has a facility with language but not much to say, which, for Curtis, obviously isn't true.
"It's great to be back," Irony said to the crowds, in a tone that strongly implied it was not great to be back.
When Rubin talks about Tiggers and Eeyores, it's hard not to think of her and Craft, who speaks in a wry tone that implies some amount of irony; a British listener praised it as "lugubrious".
