Sentences with phrase «ironic about»

What's so ironic about Android fans making fun of an iPhone?

There's something ironic about Microsoft being the one forcing proprietary standards, not Apple.

What I found most ironic about this particular issue was the last article: «Bridge the Divide» by Mary B. Martin.

[Response: I imagine you're being ironic about «The Throwing Madonna.»

There's something a bit ironic about the fact that the most fundamental common ground between every human being on the planet is, well, the planet we share — yet nearly every language has its own name for it and a reason why it's such.

What's ironic about the whole incident is that it is the closest brush with the reality of South Africa that we have had.

What is even more ironic about the question is that the other thing that skepticism is based on is the false idea that the lack of being able to «prove» Climate Change — both the extent it will occur and over what time frame — is somehow refutation of the basic theory itself.

I'm not sure if he's making a defense of the models (or some of the models) or just being ironic about them.

«What's ironic about this kind of paper is that it effectively denies how climate change is a global problem that requires global action,» Everley continued.

What is ironic about Taranto's pro-Koch piece is his offense to the Wall Street Journal's editorial page being considered biased (it clearly is, as you would expect from a Rupert Murdoch business), while the WSJ editorial board actually has a direct connection to Koch Industries itself.

Can anyone say what's truly ironic about Mr. IAT's comment?

There's something a bit ironic about the fact that the most fundamental common ground between every human being on the planet is, well, the planet we share — yet every language has a different word for it.

But no - one is going to achieve anything really new by being laid back, cool and casual about it, or by being ironic about their involvement in it.

Hiller describes her interest in these photographs: «They are fascinating and I am not ironic about that.

What's ironic about PC being considered the superior gaming platform to mobile is that not only is it full of the same games that mobile is dismissed for, but Steam is gaining a foothold as hosting low - quality games as well.

What's ironic about Chompy Mage being selected as the holiday 2016 Skylanders figure is his traditional release is not yet available for individual purchase.

Exactly what is ironic about PC being considered the superior game playing platform to mobile is that it is not only packed with the same games that mobile is dismissed for, but Heavy steam is gaining an establishment as hosting low - quality game titles as well.

«We definitely consider ourselves «dog people,» but there's something very ironic about that.»

What is so ironic about that advertisement is access to consumer debt and consumer debt balances have been rising since 2010 when the CFPB was formed.

There's something truly ironic about installing a Linux system using a Windoze system.

What is ironic about Liesel's obsession with stealing books?

There's something ironic about a car famed for its technology and hero status amongst virtual racers being such an analogue, organic experience to drive.

What's ironic about all current attention to teacher shortages is that teacher shortages are the exact thing that will lead to the next boomlet in teacher prep.

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EC: What's ironic about it is that this colonel's uniform, one of the most surrealist elements in the film, is at the same time one of the few that's drawn from Hollywood history.

There's something ironic about Snowden wanting his life to stay private when he's risking other people's data that would come forward in his attempt to expose the NSA's wrong doing.

An effective way of initiating a conversing can be talking about recent events or situations.If a couple is fighting around you for casual dating, you can seize this opportunity to say something ironic about the idealist of that couple.

And the thing that's ironic about it is, with the passenger pigeon that at the time when they were so abundant they actually were something that provided this great economic boon to local communities.

In fact, in an ironic about - face, the corals may be thriving precisely because of the islanders» presence.

However, don't you see something a bit ironic about the idea of «enrolling» a child in «free play camp?»

what's ironic about this particular play is that the replay official had ample opportunity to overturn the call on the field and claim «no fumble», but that isn't what happened.

With all due respect that seems to me to be thin skinned in the sense of an argument not being able to stand on it's own merit and it being ironic about you alleging that in me.

There is something wildly ironic about Christians» protesting that the Unification Church's demands that members turn over all worldly goods to the church are sinister, and that its members must be unbalanced to comply.

But what is ironic about the sovereignty of God is that while God's people often pay lip service to His sovereignty, we just as often live as if God was not sovereign.

is there something ironic about the tag line that goes with this cartoon being sandwiched in between lines of advertising for books and t - shirts etc?!

Tell me what is NOT ironic about the Christian church as it exists today.

TP: What is ironic about your quoting Imagine is that Lennon was always annoyed with people who took what he was saying entirely out of context.

What's ironic about using a «black and white» filter on a photo, is that you can't really tell who's black, and whose white..

Even FEDERALIST 49 might be understood to be a bit too ironic about it, by saying straight out the «veneration which time bestows on everything,» whether it's really good or not.

There's nothing ironic about it at all.

What's ironic about the earnings conference call, which took place on Wednesday after the market closed, is that it was Musk's idea to extend the time for analyst Q&A.

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Still, there's an ironic punch line to the case: Because the stolen Bitcoins were sold right away, allegedly by Vinnik and long before Mt. Gox disclosed the hack, victims lost much more, in dollar value, than the hackers ever made — which, according to Chainalysis, was only about $ 20 million.

It's truly ironic that the field responsible for branding has a brand identity that's about as unambiguous as Facebook's 58 gender options.

That would offer an ironic denouement to the Republicans» seven - year quest to vanquish the ACA — which, as the world knows, sputtered out after three failed Senate bills in about as many days and a dramatic late - night vote, the culmination of a battle that exposed enormous intraparty disagreement and highlighted the unexpected unpopularity of repeal.

It's ironic that so many people are worried about rising rates when all rates continue to do is fall.

Hey Tim, FYI it's fairly ironic you're asking if your investigation helped get a post about bad guest blogging when «Google's Jaw - Dropping Sponsored Post Campaign For Chrome» on the home page of your site leads to a copy of my article from Search Engine land that is reprinted without permission.

It is ironic that rivals of China now talk about a Clash of Civilizations.

By Susan Lahey Reporter with Silicon Hills News It is always ironic when the tech doesn't work at SXSW, which happened to Norwegian Crown Prince Haakon, speaking at SXSW on Tuesday about creating innovation that solves problems.

Based on his narrative, one could list a few more ironic truths about international power politics that resonate in our own time:

«Whether Banayan knew it or not, the beautifully ironic thing about this book is that some of the most valuable insights into how to succeed came just as much from his own quest to write this book as it came from the wildly accomplished people he interviewed.