The lawsuit confers new irony on one pivotal scene in the 2006 documentary.
It would be easy to call irony on this one, but in reality it sits far better with clichés including when you dance with the devil and when you play with fire.
In perhaps a bit of intentional irony, on the one-year anniversary of her Today firing, she will finally have her moment in primetime.
But in the midst of my concern over Muslims in America, I also noticed Trump's presidential memo to advance approval of the Dakota Access Pipeline, I can see the injustice in this, and the irony: on the one hand, a "nation of immigrants" that is neither honouring immigrants, nor honouring the original residents of this land.
I can't be the only one to note the irony on display in the Nov. 10 issue of FORBES.
And he gives Ricky perhaps the most ridiculously pompous speech to be delivered without irony on the New York stage this season, one of whose only obscenity-free lines is, "Having a child is the most creative thing you can do in this world".
Anne Pickles, associate editor of the Cumberland News, was one of several columnists to reflect with irony on the nationally endorsed capacity for joy in the borders – "It's being so miserable that keeps the smiles on our faces," she wrote.
Doubtless some future historian of American manners, writing at a time when they become much harsher about our industrial farms and slaughterhouses, will regard the turkey-pardon as a bit of unconscious semi-Brechtian irony on our part, or the like: they killed millions, and then sanctified one.
Is that an intentional irony on your part?
"It was a joke and an irony on what was classic".
Modern life has a way of piling irony on top of sarcasm.
