Sentence examples similar to transparent irony from inspiring English sources
Her songs don't flaunt barbs or ironies; they're as transparent as her voice and arrangements.
There is an irony that using encryption to make elections more transparent could make the underlying processes seem more complex, he says.
I'm sure no irony was intended in the headline: "Climate science must become more transparent say MPs", but this is the message today from one institution forced to open up to another whose transformation is only just beginning.
The report ends by noting the glaring irony that Obama aggressively campaigned on a pledge to usher in The Most Transparent Administration Ever™.
The great irony in all this is that the Fed is already one of the most transparent arms of government.
The irony is that this cost will generally be cheaper, and is certainly much more transparent, than the commission-based, potentially product-biased alternative of the past.
Stewart wryly comments on the irony of Zuckerberg's reluctance to go public, "Mark Zuckerberg doesn't want to be transparent?
The irony of all this is that, when we launched JustGiving 16 years ago, charities questioned the wisdom of being transparent about our fees.
Indeed, the irony here is that if Clinton self-produces that bombshell, everyone will go home satisfied that she is being transparent.
China's state-run news agency, Xinhua, quoted a general as saying without apparent irony that the parade would display the military's "transparent image".
