Sentence examples similar to the different ironies from inspiring English sources
Ed Whelan in the National Review notes a different irony exposed by the blocked nomination and its aftermath.
The final section is a different irony and the book's grave heart.
Straddling cultural, intellectual, and literary history, this book maps the different strategies, including abstraction, irony, paradox, and even silence, that Korean writers used to narrate life within the Japanese empire.
However, the different performances of the same method in various strata indicate the possibility of the irony that there is no panacea in our search.
If you do this, what Nelson offers - very different from the irony we have become used to - is total immersion in a work of art.
It's for this reason that students have to learn the meanings of about a thousand different kinds of irony when studying the arts.
The author merely regrets the irony of the Open Letter.
The historical ironies are considerable.
Yet rather than yield to the easy irony, I have a different response from the usual semi-rueful shrug at the urban spectacle of, for the millionth time, a landmark being transformed into an incongruous commercial space.
Now, he said, there's no time for that, and the focus is on "immediate issues and how to move ahead in a very different world". An irony of MOCA's plight is that, thanks to the appetite of wealthy international collectors, the market value of its prime pieces has soared.
