Sentence examples for valuable irony from inspiring English sources
His virulent homophobia is noteworthy not because it should have had prophylactic properties, but because it scores the film valuable irony points.
"I don't think there is a single scene that does not have at least something valuable in the way of comedy and irony, and there is not one love story, but three!
The great irony is that the more valuable use of hydrocarbons may be in construction and manufacturing.
The irony is that, as a political process, multiculturalism undermines much of what is valuable about the lived experience of diversity.
The irony is, of course, that BAC's regional and national significance make it more valuable to the borough, not less.
In another of the sport's beloved ironies, Roberti has called Di Luca's 2009 testimony to his enquiry "the most valuable ever received", crediting it with the increased cross border co-operation that nailed Michele Ferrari and, the ultimate prize, Lance Armstrong.
Now, as the dust clears across the financial sector, irony abounds as the largest mortgage lender in the US has also emerged as the most valuable bank in the world.
But the irony is that more often than not when feedback is given with thought and truth, it is valuable.
