Sentences with phrase «irony of something»
Do you really not see the deep irony of you claiming that scientists base their conclusions on some «world view»?
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And I can't help but laugh at the sad irony of it.
The wonderful, delightful irony of it is that the nostalgia now is for the first time I saw this movie, back in 1991.
This question really winds me up because the questioner always fails to see the utter irony of it!
«The sweet irony of it all is that prepping for my bodybuilding show (s) using «flexible dieting» turned out to be dramatically easier than what I was doing.»
The great irony of it all is that even though all of this makes me crazy, I must also acknowledge that this is also what is so wonderful about the country that I am privileged to live in: Canada.
The irony of it all — it often starts with a good cause in mind.
This statement is astounding for its ignorance of the discipline, not to mention the irony of it having been written by an economist.
'' «I was just pointing out the irony of you charging me with idiocy when you can't even manage to make the charge without grammatically stumbling yourself...»
Not desperation, dear; I was just pointing out the irony of you charging me with idiocy when you can't even manage to make the charge without grammatically stumbling yourself...
What is missed by you is the irony of it.
I saw this picture and I was immediately struck by the irony of it.
The irony of you looking at an image of this rat - faced pope and somehow seeing the image of that Jesus you all believe in... just as bad as the Muslims who think their belief is somehow different from the Taliban or other murderous sects.
Though Jesus never needed any reminder, I can't miss the irony of Him stopping to heal Blind Bartimaeus on the way to His crucifixion and resurrection (Luke 18:31 - 33), showing us that He never lost His heart for the one, even on the way to give His life for the many.
McBride was famous for his easygoing humor, so perhaps he is smiling at the irony of it all instead of rolling over in his grave.
Telling her about this, I nearly fell off my chair laughing at the irony of it, gulping for air.
Anyways, the irony of it is, somebody started actually trolling me... and the people that attacked me let it go... because the guys was trolling Christians, not atheists.
That's why the irony of it all is that many strong women end up leaving church in order to just be themselves without being branded Jezebel, rebellious, etc..
The irony of it all.
1): The Irony of It All: 1893 - 1919.
1): The Irony of It All: 1893 - 1919 (University of Chicago Press, 385 pp., $ 24.95) In this first volume of a projected four - volume history of American religion in the 20th century (the legend has already arisen that the last volume will be completed on the day he retires), Marty looks at the impact of modernity on a breathtaking variety of American religious groups and individuals.
I): The Irony of It All: 1893 - 1919 by Martin E. Marty (University of Chicago Press, 385 pp., $ 24.95.)
If Jesus was real then the irony of it all would be thatmit took a human to correct everything your God stood for.
And here is the irony of it all.
The folly and irony of it all.
We stop for a moment to catch our breath and ponder the irony of it all.
The irony of it all is that the «intelletual,» «open - minded,» «tolerant,» and «liberal» left appears to be anything but.
The irony of him saying that, we put in a solid defensive display that pleased me more than anything because a great defence wins you titles
Oh the irony of it all!
The irony of you coming on this board to talk about class.
Toronto has the lowest payroll in the majors and, with Labatt brewery — oh, the irony of it!
«I was thinking about it after the game, the irony of me getting 25,000 points here in Detroit, knowing after that»03 draft, what things could have been,» he said.
The irony of it is that we make fun of his injuries when his sin is always putting in a 100 % commitment in every game he plays, I lost count of how many times he still flicked the ball to a team mate even when he'd been taken to the ground in last night's game, fighting for every inch of grass... six man of the match awards for England of the seven games he played, that should count for something now, shouldn't it?
I'd laugh at the irony of it if I could find a chuckle, I promise.
The irony of it all.
The irony of it, however, is that in many cases advance notice is required, and parents would love to «know» in advance when their child might become ill.
Although I usually rolled my eyes at her antisocial antics, I could see the irony of it — even as overwhelmed as I was.
The irony of it is that I am working so I can have nice (materialistic) things, enjoy European vacations, treat myself to a massage or pampering every now and then... but I never have time for these things because I work.