Sentence examples for one of the real ironies from inspiring English sources

But he said "one of the real ironies" was it could slightly increase migration ahead of the application of the seven-year brake, expected next year.

This is surely one of the great ironies.

One of the great ironies about this is that no one looks happier than Mr Corbyn.

This leads to one of the great ironies of the political season.

It's one of the great ironies of the connected home – it's not really all that, you know, connected.

And that may be the real irony of The Most Lamentable Tragedy.

The real irony of the Delevingne fashion phenomenon is that she claims not to be that bothered by the industry.

But in the case of leveragers like Romney, here's the real irony: They get this enormous tax break even though they're not the ones investing the money.

"The real irony is that some of our venerable city courses date back a century, even before the suburbs existed.

The real irony is that many of those same people in failed marriages somehow think Joe and I are the real threat to the institution of marriage.

But here's the real irony to the story.