Sentence examples for source of irony from inspiring English sources

We're so prodigious in our output, I've seen some in the media claim that PUP's tagline "Unifying All Australians" is a huge source of irony.

Who has replaced Brezhnev and Reagan today as your primary source of satire and irony? A. No one sadly.

And the source of that irony is Geithner himself.

The family structure underpinning Breaking Bad's story architecture has served the writers well in the past as a classic source of dramatic irony.

That Mr. Bush, whose political progenitor was also a New England Republican moderate -- his grandfather, Senator Prescott Bush of Connecticut -- should have trouble reaching out to these lawmakers is a source of wonder and irony.

The irony is a source of bitterness.

And, his use of the violence as a source of amusement negates the sometimes considerable irony of so much of the rest.

It is a supreme irony that the source of such polarization is now the McCain campaign.

In the pictorial painting seen here, irony of medium, source of imagery and intent figure in significantly.

This irony has been a source of wry amusement.

And the painful irony is that the source of their money woes is exactly what makes them most happy: cars.