"It was a well-meaning policy with unintentional consequences".
WALL STREET was alive with unintentional self-parody last week.
But, even with all the gains here, any such declaration would be freighted with unintentional irony.
With unintentional irony, the event was held in the dinosaurs' hall of the Natural History museum in Brussels.
The rest of the room has had to be plastered with notices to prevent it being daubed with unintentional graffiti.
The project was called (with unintentional irony) "Los Pericúes," after an indigenous group made extinct by Spanish colonization.
Even the more trivial aspect of his winners speech - golf not being a matter of life and death - seems positively surreal today, and loaded with unintentional extra meaning.
Stanley S. Arkin, a lawyer for Mr. Jaffe, said in a statement: "The S.E.C. complaint charges Mr. Jaffe with unintentional conduct.
His chronicles as they appear here — tedious, uninspired and laden with unintentional chuckles, many brought on by the supremely absurd references to the Lodge, a Freemasonry association that Pat's father belonged to — feel very unripe for the telling.
There is a turning point at the end of the 60s described, with unintentional comedy, as the moment his life was "consumed with an exhilarating round of committee meetings".
Before meeting with Eisenhower in 1954, for instance, Dulles prepared a memo on Indochina, which, with unintentional comic understatement, observed that "any use of atomic weapons will raise very serious problems" with public opinion in Asia, and might affect the "attitude of our allies".
