Sentence examples for notes of irony from inspiring English sources
Delicately, and rather brilliantly, Firth suggests how his quiet heroism is mingled with notes of irony and self-deprecation.
Peter Bradshaw commented: "Delicately, and rather brilliantly, Firth suggests how his quiet heroism is mingled with notes of irony and self-deprecation.
The final notes of irony and repudiation may be laboured and obvious, but this is an intriguingly intuitive and atmospheric movie.
Peter Bradshaw, reviewing the movie in The Guardian, said, "'The Bling Ring' is a very distant, minor cousin to Robert Bresson's 'Pickpocket' or Christopher Nolan's 'Following.' The final notes of irony and repudiation may be laboured and obvious, but this is an intriguingly intuitive and atmospheric movie".
Yet his performance contained a note of irony.
In an odd note of irony, the film is, in effect, preaching to the unconverted.
But the Wagner brothers missed a note of irony in their grandfather's opera.
The Times jumped in to mock Amazon for missing the note of irony in Orwell's words.
And thus is struck the clanging note of irony that will be sustained, with little variation in tone, for the rest of the show.
When Boubat shows five boys playing Indians in Paris in 1954, there is a note of irony and self-consciousness in the boys' eyes.
Baldrick Taking comfort from the fact that this is a just war, sir. Goveadder I hope the discordant note of irony I thought I detected in that remark was merely an illusion brought about by the constant shellfire.
