Sentence examples for taste for irony from inspiring English sources

He blames the Australian taste for irony.

A Liberal Conservative With a Taste for Irony EARLY YEARS: Born May 1944.

But America didn't really enjoy that movie: the taste for irony had faded.

New York development is best appreciated by those with a taste for irony, paradox and unintended consequences.

Nor was his taste for irony diminished by the fact that he was currently close to second in the polls.

Another asked of the team, "Other people aren't playing it, why are you still?" Table tennis may be appreciated most by those with a taste for irony.

Oh, and so does Sweden – is there an especial taste for irony-apparelled, ultra-violent, swinging-60s pastiches there, too? 1.

He said, "I love black people!" In his view, there's no reason that a self-proclaimed redneck who waves the Confederate flag shouldn't embrace his local N.A.A.C.P. branch — depending on your priorities, and your taste for political irony, this notion might seem refreshing, or nonsensical, or worse.

But his taste for unromantic ironies and surprise endings, and his broad identification with the condemned, were to lead him away from the Progressives' camp.

It is description, together with quotation and anecdote, that best serves Kureishi's argumentative fierceness and dialectical responsiveness, his taste for "interesting ironies".

Spun off from the James Bond movies, which themselves flaunted a tongue-in-cheek self-awareness and a taste for double entendres, "Austin Powers" piles irony upon irony, and everyone gets the joke.