Sentence examples for rich irony from inspiring English sources
There's a rich irony here.
Mockery and Mistakes Here is the rich irony for those who look askance at Mr. Giuliani's myth-making moment.
What rich irony it would be if the plains state were now to deny the Republicans a majority in the Senate.
If confirmed it will be a rich irony: summoning Hollywood to tell his story only to trigger an ending he did not want – Argo in reverse.
That was followed by a cascade of leaks from the F.B.I., which was a rich irony, since the whole controversy supposedly involved Clinton's inability to keep secrets.
In two of the collection's finest stories, the struggle for money is bathed in rich ironies; love and tenderness are allowed to complicate matters.
The comic, whose parents came here from Iran, where his father was a reporter and his mother a dressmaker, is well aware of the rich ironies involved.
"Politics is infused with rich ironies," said Mark McKinnon, who was Mr. Bush's media strategist in 2000 and 2004, noting that Mr. Obama had reached the White House in large part by running against Mr. Bush's record and policies.
(It is one of the rich ironies of history that Smith's commercial paradigm tore itself away from Britain, its biggest trading partner, in the same year his magnum opus was published).
Leon Cooperman, the centerpiece of Chrystia Freeland's article on the relationship between President Obama and super-wealthy voters, says he has a "willingness in principle" to pay higher taxes ("Super-Rich Irony," October 8th).
