Sentences with phrase «massive irony of»

There's also a child - size version with its own harness in the back for the little one, further illustrating the massive irony of this build.

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But there is a massive positive for Arsenal supporters, as well as a small dose of irony, and that is that Lady Luck is clearly shining down on your side, as while your team continue to spurn every window of opportunity that comes their way, they are still in this title race, albeit by the skin of their teeth and in urgent need of the odd favour elsewhere.

It's a massive irony that West Ham United's owners seem more unsure of Sam Allardyce's position now they are all but safe than they were when the team was in the bottom three!

It's an unmentioned irony that if government wasn't in the business of ordaining public life to some extent, massive middle - income housing blocks like this one wouldn't exist and the Brownstone Republicans might be squeezing into one of their members» own homes.

There's a distinct irony in the film's heroes (Josh Brolin and Ryan Gosling) defeating fascism abroad in World War II, only to bring order to post-war Los Angeles through massive, illicitly sanctioned displays of über - violence, sabotage, and destruction.

The interior also contains the H1's sharpest irony: despite the vehicle's hugeness, anyone big enough to climb up into the cabin likely will be cramped once inside because of the massive central tunnel.

Of course, as we all know, the great irony in More's life is that his master, King Henry VIII, raised in the Catholic faith, known as the Defender of the Faith for his writings against Luther (ghost written by More), breaks with Rome in order to expedite his marriage to Anne Boleyn and seize the massive tracts of English land owned by the church - thus pitting More against both the King and the new Protestant courOf course, as we all know, the great irony in More's life is that his master, King Henry VIII, raised in the Catholic faith, known as the Defender of the Faith for his writings against Luther (ghost written by More), breaks with Rome in order to expedite his marriage to Anne Boleyn and seize the massive tracts of English land owned by the church - thus pitting More against both the King and the new Protestant courof the Faith for his writings against Luther (ghost written by More), breaks with Rome in order to expedite his marriage to Anne Boleyn and seize the massive tracts of English land owned by the church - thus pitting More against both the King and the new Protestant courof English land owned by the church - thus pitting More against both the King and the new Protestant court.

Battaglia, Andy, «Suggestive States of Disarray: Raymond Pettibon Prepares for His Opening at the David Zwirner Gallery,» The Wall Street Journal, September 11, 2013 Appleford, Steve, «Art for the YouTube Crowd,» Los Angeles Times, July 28, 2013 «Art Of Punk: MOCAtv Series Explores Raymond Pettibon's Black Flag Logo,» Huffington Post, June 17, 2013 Cartwright, James, «Illustration: Complete Archive of Raymond Pettibon's Work for Black Flag,» It's Nice That Online, June 13, 2013 Stutz, Colin, «Black Flag «Revolutionary» Iconography Dissected in Raymond Pettibon Documentary,» Spin Magazine Online, June 13, 201 Lecaro, Linda, «MOCA Web Series Chronicles the Art of Punk,» LA Weekly Blogs, June 13 2013 Turcotte, Bryan Ray, «Pretty Much Every Single Black Flag Flyer Ever Designed By Raymond Pettibon,» Noisey — Vice Magazine Music Blog, June 11, 2013 Roberts, Randall, «MOCAtv Releases New Black Flag / Raymond Pettibon Doc On Punk Art,» The Los Angeles Times Music Blog, June 11, 2013 Sutton, Benjamin, «See Raymond Pettibon's Notorious B.I.G. - Quoting High Line Billboard, Blouin Artinfo, June 3, 2013 Brisick, Jamie, «Swinging for the Fences: The Wicked Irony & Massive Output of Raymond Pettibon,» Malibu Magazine, April - May 2013, p. 120 - 30 Brisick, Jamie, «Raymond Pettibon: The Game of Words and Pics,» Huck Magazine, March 7, 201of Disarray: Raymond Pettibon Prepares for His Opening at the David Zwirner Gallery,» The Wall Street Journal, September 11, 2013 Appleford, Steve, «Art for the YouTube Crowd,» Los Angeles Times, July 28, 2013 «Art Of Punk: MOCAtv Series Explores Raymond Pettibon's Black Flag Logo,» Huffington Post, June 17, 2013 Cartwright, James, «Illustration: Complete Archive of Raymond Pettibon's Work for Black Flag,» It's Nice That Online, June 13, 2013 Stutz, Colin, «Black Flag «Revolutionary» Iconography Dissected in Raymond Pettibon Documentary,» Spin Magazine Online, June 13, 201 Lecaro, Linda, «MOCA Web Series Chronicles the Art of Punk,» LA Weekly Blogs, June 13 2013 Turcotte, Bryan Ray, «Pretty Much Every Single Black Flag Flyer Ever Designed By Raymond Pettibon,» Noisey — Vice Magazine Music Blog, June 11, 2013 Roberts, Randall, «MOCAtv Releases New Black Flag / Raymond Pettibon Doc On Punk Art,» The Los Angeles Times Music Blog, June 11, 2013 Sutton, Benjamin, «See Raymond Pettibon's Notorious B.I.G. - Quoting High Line Billboard, Blouin Artinfo, June 3, 2013 Brisick, Jamie, «Swinging for the Fences: The Wicked Irony & Massive Output of Raymond Pettibon,» Malibu Magazine, April - May 2013, p. 120 - 30 Brisick, Jamie, «Raymond Pettibon: The Game of Words and Pics,» Huck Magazine, March 7, 201Of Punk: MOCAtv Series Explores Raymond Pettibon's Black Flag Logo,» Huffington Post, June 17, 2013 Cartwright, James, «Illustration: Complete Archive of Raymond Pettibon's Work for Black Flag,» It's Nice That Online, June 13, 2013 Stutz, Colin, «Black Flag «Revolutionary» Iconography Dissected in Raymond Pettibon Documentary,» Spin Magazine Online, June 13, 201 Lecaro, Linda, «MOCA Web Series Chronicles the Art of Punk,» LA Weekly Blogs, June 13 2013 Turcotte, Bryan Ray, «Pretty Much Every Single Black Flag Flyer Ever Designed By Raymond Pettibon,» Noisey — Vice Magazine Music Blog, June 11, 2013 Roberts, Randall, «MOCAtv Releases New Black Flag / Raymond Pettibon Doc On Punk Art,» The Los Angeles Times Music Blog, June 11, 2013 Sutton, Benjamin, «See Raymond Pettibon's Notorious B.I.G. - Quoting High Line Billboard, Blouin Artinfo, June 3, 2013 Brisick, Jamie, «Swinging for the Fences: The Wicked Irony & Massive Output of Raymond Pettibon,» Malibu Magazine, April - May 2013, p. 120 - 30 Brisick, Jamie, «Raymond Pettibon: The Game of Words and Pics,» Huck Magazine, March 7, 201of Raymond Pettibon's Work for Black Flag,» It's Nice That Online, June 13, 2013 Stutz, Colin, «Black Flag «Revolutionary» Iconography Dissected in Raymond Pettibon Documentary,» Spin Magazine Online, June 13, 201 Lecaro, Linda, «MOCA Web Series Chronicles the Art of Punk,» LA Weekly Blogs, June 13 2013 Turcotte, Bryan Ray, «Pretty Much Every Single Black Flag Flyer Ever Designed By Raymond Pettibon,» Noisey — Vice Magazine Music Blog, June 11, 2013 Roberts, Randall, «MOCAtv Releases New Black Flag / Raymond Pettibon Doc On Punk Art,» The Los Angeles Times Music Blog, June 11, 2013 Sutton, Benjamin, «See Raymond Pettibon's Notorious B.I.G. - Quoting High Line Billboard, Blouin Artinfo, June 3, 2013 Brisick, Jamie, «Swinging for the Fences: The Wicked Irony & Massive Output of Raymond Pettibon,» Malibu Magazine, April - May 2013, p. 120 - 30 Brisick, Jamie, «Raymond Pettibon: The Game of Words and Pics,» Huck Magazine, March 7, 201of Punk,» LA Weekly Blogs, June 13 2013 Turcotte, Bryan Ray, «Pretty Much Every Single Black Flag Flyer Ever Designed By Raymond Pettibon,» Noisey — Vice Magazine Music Blog, June 11, 2013 Roberts, Randall, «MOCAtv Releases New Black Flag / Raymond Pettibon Doc On Punk Art,» The Los Angeles Times Music Blog, June 11, 2013 Sutton, Benjamin, «See Raymond Pettibon's Notorious B.I.G. - Quoting High Line Billboard, Blouin Artinfo, June 3, 2013 Brisick, Jamie, «Swinging for the Fences: The Wicked Irony & Massive Output of Raymond Pettibon,» Malibu Magazine, April - May 2013, p. 120 - 30 Brisick, Jamie, «Raymond Pettibon: The Game of Words and Pics,» Huck Magazine, March 7, 201of Raymond Pettibon,» Malibu Magazine, April - May 2013, p. 120 - 30 Brisick, Jamie, «Raymond Pettibon: The Game of Words and Pics,» Huck Magazine, March 7, 201of Words and Pics,» Huck Magazine, March 7, 2013.

The irony is that if you actually look at the amount of money that's been spent on feed - in tariffs and you properly account for it — tax credits, feed - in credits in Spain, solar photovoltaic stuff in Germany — the world has spent a massive amount of money which, in terms of creating both jobs and knowledge, would have been far better spent on energy research.

In one of geography's ironies, the region most at risk is the Gulf − the prime source of the crude oil that first began to fuel the world's accelerating economies in ways that have returned massive quantities of fossil carbon to the atmosphere and precipitated the threat of catastrophic climate change.

Whether it be the irony of identity politics dominating a foundation whose mission is to safeguard anonymity, or the massive backlash from the other changes, tech savvy folks are noticing, and making their feelings known the best way they know how — Forking Tor on GitHub for comedic effect: