Sentence examples for ironic perception from inspiring English sources
To the extent that the professions prove hollow and the practices vicious, the ironic perception darkens and deepens.
His manner was arch, his perception ironic, his taste somewhat melodramatic.
There's something ironic about this perception, since many on the ideological, "purist" right have hammered Romney's policies as being too sympathetic to the middle class.
The ironic thing is that media perceptions of their own interests may be shortsighted.
"Must Be Something in the Water," by Julia Moskin (Feb. 15), was a refreshing look at bottled water, pointing out the ironic downsides of a product that relies on the perception of purity and health.
The ironic reflex breaths a dimension of spirituality into physicalist perception.
Faced by a similarly crisis-ravaged world, Pound's tone is more controlled and ironic than Olson's, and his "all things are a flowing" is immediately undercut by the perception that what endures is the cheap and tawdry.
Mr. Powers said that the perception that his institution is in a defensive position when it comes to change, "is inaccurate and I'd even say ironic".
Perception, reality; reality, perception.
