Sentence examples for ironic commentator from inspiring English sources

He writes as an ironic commentator on the social comedy around him, in a highly personal, visual, fast-moving prose that brings his targets to vivid life.

It is at its best when it becomes an ironic commentator, a satirist or even a voice of subversion against these very tendencies, sometimes with remarkable poignancy.

Perhaps some will see that ironic commentator as Farage, who voiced his discontent with the event itself and the composition of its audience, and claimed to be uniquely addessing the real audience watching at home.

That is an ironic comment.

Although she wasn't the lead, Lisa -- an ironic teenage commentator on the world who's a good bit smarter than those around her -- set the mold for one type of brainy cartoon girl, epitomized by the sarcastic lead of "Daria".

His most characteristic mood was that of the slightly detached, wryly observant, ironic and witty commentator.

Described by one commentator as an "ironic meditation on the evolution of literary memory," it was peppered with allusions to Alfred Lord Tennyson, Evelyn Waugh, Ford Madox Ford, Henry James, and the Bloomsbury group.

I find it ironic that many of those commentators who are loudest in calling for wholesale reform of the traditional European economic model give such a grudging welcome to this reform when it arises from the workings of the euro zone.

Some German commentators said it was ironic that the scene of the crying woman had been taken out of context so that it was no longer clear she had been crying out of a sense of national pride.

R. Fiore and other commentators have considered this ironic in light of the Faustian theme of "Goodman Goes Playboy".

(Aristotle's arguments about slaves and women appear so weak that some commentators take them to be ironic.