Sentence examples for some irony about from inspiring English sources

It shows some irony about the culture.

"There is some irony about the fact that cable programmers aren't affected by these regulations even though they dominate the kids' TV landscape," said Jonathan Barzilay, the general manager of children's programs for ABC.

There were some ironies about the Lib Dem leader's popularity, since Clegg is just as privileged as Cameron, and has other similarities, too.

I believe there are some ironies about this particular film being a target, but I'm frankly much more interested in listening than saying anything much.

Conservatives have mocked the seriousness of sexual harassment; liberal and mainstream pundits have largely reverted to the pieties of the early '90s, with the addition of some bloggy irony about irrelevant old men just not getting it.

But wouldn't a "late style" have some sense of irony about this romanticization of violence?

There is also some irony in raising an issue about Ms. White's views pursuing criminal charges against corporations.

There was some irony in hearing Corbyn ask about the economic damage caused by the Brexit vote – because during the campaign he suggested that George Osborne's warnings about the economic impact of Brexit were exaggerated and implausible – but he asked direct, pertinent questions and obtained relatively informative, interesting replies.

Council leader Lynda Needham said she hoped the town would get some tourism spin-off, despite the "element of irony" about the lack of licensed premises.

One irony about Vasquez Rocks as a favorite location for westerns is that some 2,500 years ago, it was home to the Tataviam band of Shoshone Indians, who referred to themselves as "People Facing the Sun".

But that's the irony about actors.