Sentence examples for interesting irony from inspiring English sources

There's an interesting irony here.

"It's an interesting irony," Rabbi Berger said at the Havdalah ceremony.

It's an interesting irony: vibrant and accessible rock, such as Homme plays today, is now stranger than hour-long drones.

Its an interesting irony that while the 'pro-climate' discourse can often feel po-faced and pious, climate sceptics have wasted no time in parodying the climate community.

But then Eastwood chickens out and doesn't dramatize the most interesting irony of Kyle's life: that he was shot dead in a shooting range by another Iraq war vet.

The interesting irony is that at the time of the film's release, Reality Bites suffered a little from the stigma of being labelled a "Generation X" film – but now that the Nineties are all the rage, that will be a strong selling point.

It is description, together with quotation and anecdote, that best serves Kureishi's argumentative fierceness and dialectical responsiveness, his taste for "interesting ironies".

But talking to elected politicians, state-party bosses, pollsters, political scientists, commentators and community groups, some interesting ironies jumped out at me.Start with that shtick mentioned at the start.

Like I said, one of the interesting ironies.

Rich Lowry, the editor of National Review (which, in its horror over Trump, has been working some interesting territory between irony and despair), sensed what the Democrats were up to.

In an interesting touch of irony that will play out in this year of presidential politics, Mr. Seneca noted that the Bush tax cuts, sharply criticized by the Democratic candidates, had a more salutary effect on New Jersey -- which in the last half-dozen years has placed itself firmly in the Democratic column -- than other states because they benefit wealthier taxpayers.