I would like to see some tough-minded irony applied to the history of television sponsors and the shows they have seen fit to drop for political reasons.
"Irony is my visual language, and some people feel it can not be combined with Auschwitz, even tough I believe irony can be a way to make matters negotiable.
It is tough to decide whether irony or a touch of hubris lies behind the figurine of Marc Jacobs, in his signature white shirt and kilt, bidding the exhibition farewell with a caption on the display case reading: "bye guys".
Apple's gone a little ways toward lessening hurt by dropping prices on adapters, but along with the added expense, it's tough to ignore the irony of plugging in various sorts of dongles in the name of elegance.
And trying to undermine violent criminal networks engaged in the trafficking of everything from hard drugs to body organs is undoubtedly one of the toughest of the lot.The irony is that those running illicit networks tend to be early adopters of new technologies.
'I don't want you, I want a tough man.'" The irony is that Rechy appears to have been complicit in this erasure of his own literary identity.
So in a moment of pure irony, these former tough guys who fought mouth breathing behemoths from Siberia, Saskatchewan, and beyond, threatened to sue Cherry for his family-friendly insults.
I also longed to join in the Cantonese culture, at least what I saw of it in the movies, because this seemed to me a place where you could be modern and hip and tough, yet have an unabashed, irony-free cry in the final reel.
Surely he realised from the start that near-the-knuckle irony would be a tough sell?
Well, the Flyers are tough and good and, in an irony that doesn't bear thinking of, actually have a brilliant trio of Québécois — Gagne, Briere, and Giroux — which is more than the Habs do now.
