Sentence examples for notable irony from inspiring English sources
By a notable irony, Europe's troubles did more to rescue the United States from the Great Depression than all the endeavours of its President.
Yet, even if such is the case, there is a notable irony in studying Jewish American history as part of a formal month of commemoration.
The second fashion-based diss of the film ("Nice pearls – this isn't a dinner party, honey") is notable because it misses the irony behind her pointed choice of clothes.
It is notable for its use of imagery, irony, symbolism, and the exploration of such themes as survival, solidarity, and the conflict between man and nature.
The Court's position on state sovereignty in the McDonnell decision is notable--and not just for the irony it presents.
The irony that a woman could be a notable entertainer at the continental level yet not escape sexist mores was not lost on her.
And so to Cinderella, a live-action reboot of one of Disney's most enduring animations (the credits cite their "Cinderella properties" alongside Perrault), notable for its straight-faced sentimentality and unfashionable absence of post-Enchanted irony.
The Kin project is a notable, failed attempt to boost Microsoft's numbers, while the Zune project manages to maintain the irony of eventually shipping both strong hardware, and software, but dying regardless.
The irony is that as a condition like orthorexia has emerged as clinically relevant, we've also seen a notable health food backlash.
This is a show that brought us notable quotables like, "show me your mossy bank," and "baby needs colostrum," spoken by respected actors without the slightest bit of irony.
