Sentences with phrase «most ironic»

What's most ironic, is that it was governmental influences that were key to worthwhile regulation, and now it's also governmental influences that are key to the errosion of worthwhile regulation.

But the most ironic thing about my career is that when I started in real estate, I had two young sons.

In the most ironic story of the day, and perhaps of 2017, a former Facebook executive whose job it was to literally get the world hooked on the «internet crack» that is social media, is now calling...

That's probably one of the most ironic things you'll hear.

This leads to, perhaps, the most ironic and thus most fitting attempt at an irony mark or the sarcmark (and I do realize that irony and sarcasm are not the same thing but they are often closely linked).

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

TfT: «Do not succumb ter confidence in gaussian probability, think of the black swan, that most ironic of birds.»

Fundamentalism is on the march, and it pays less respect to the scientific method than the most ironic social constructionist.

I am thinking of proposing a web blog award for the most ironic blog title — tammy would win hand's down.

«The most ironic thing about rising inequality is how completely unnecessary and self - defeating it is.

Most ironic complaint about «un-balanced» climate coverage on CNN: Pat Michaels (the most interviewed commentator by a factor of two) complaining that he doesn't get enough exposure.

Hannah Greely's Molly and Johnny may provide the show's most ironic moment, and Greely wields irony in the most precise, Webster's appropriate way.

Maybe Dara's piece is the most discursive and the most ironic.

Perhaps the most ironic, yet poignant evocation of AbEx postwar abstraction is Yellow Experiment, by Louis Ribak, dating from the later 1950s.

The most ironic proposition to date has come from the manufacturer of a headache remedy».

@Cory I think that there are several reasons why the arts educators have such a hard time showing the value of the arts vs science and engineering, but the one that I find most ironic is that we show the product — and in the performing arts in particular we aim to make it look relatively easy — and so the «outsiders» our audience, our viewers, think that we just do it fairly effortlessly.

The only thing I truly enjoyed in the Wii version, in one of the most ironic moments in my gaming life, was the multiplayer.

In their continued support of Grand Theft Auto V «s online mode, Rockstar has launched the game's latest and most ironic update yet.

It's the strangest, most ironic things I ever say that day.

And, the most ironic thing is that a paid, current negative listing (ie: Collection account) is not any better than an unpaid negative listing (ie: Paid Collection account).

What I find most ironic is that the same people keep posting book covers with the same problems.

One of the most ironic thing about crowd sourcing to try and fix this is that Amazon owns one of the biggest, or at least the big one I know of, Kickstarter.

And that brings us to perhaps the most ironic part of publishing with Amazon, which I'll reveal next time when I wrap up this comparison of HCG Protocol with Sell Your Book on Amazon...

In the most ironic twist since it rained on Alanis Morissette's wedding day, that comment was deleted.

In the most ironic twist to this new law, the president of Bolivia simply hates to read.

What I find most ironic in all of this is how Porsche and BMW are now true market competitors their lineups now directly compete for some of the same customers.

Perhaps the most ironic aspect of the convertible is that rearward visibility is nil, even with the top down.

Brigitte is the more committed of the two, and it is left to Böse to deliver the most ironic line in the film.

They are the machinations of a railroad in motion (making cinematographer Newton Thomas Sigel's blinding light through the windows of the courthouse (naturalism extended to the point of expressionism) perhaps the most ironic thing about the proceedings).

«Lucky You» may well have the most ironic title of any of the summer's releases, having found itself from scheduled release date to scheduled release date.

What's worse, we openly ridicule anything that tries to be intelligent as «boring», «snooty», and, perhaps most ironic, «stupid».

In one of the year's most ironic endings, a final minute of the two - hour film that could have the audience gasping, «Gold» closes on a note that you'd not see coming.

The most ironic aspect to this movie is that even when Isabelle is acting as her own worst enemy — say, allowing herself to be talked down from her latest affair with a gentle gallery owner (Alex Descas) by a busybody clairvoyant (Gerard Depardieu!)

There is some quality folk singing, gratuitous violence, and the most ironic of coincidences as John tries to live his Double life as an inteelfienve officer / employee at an industrial piping firm.

The most ironic part about it all is that there really is no benefit to doing barbell squats on a ball... if you want to train your balance you can do so with your bodyweight alone on the ball.

And the most ironic part?

The most ironic part of this entire debacle is that these dietary changes were prescribed to reduce the epidemic of heart disease.

In perhaps the most ironic listing of all, a Chinese auction site listed a polar bear skin rug that sold for US $ 25,825.

In a comment that is now the most ironic statement of the year Green added: «I suppose what we have in the Commons is trust, from the Tea Room to the bars and restaurants there is camaraderie and security among all of us cross party.»

The most ironic part?

It'd be the most ironic thing ever if this team wins the division.

That is the most ironic thing I've run into yet today.

The most ironic thing is that most religions claim to be of peace.

Most Ironic: Fred Clark with «Mary Bird explains the «post-evangelical perspective on the BIble, in 1842»

That is one of the most ironic inconsistencies with mono - theistic belief systems.

I find the most ironic thing about this is all these people calling Dan Cathy and other Christians alike bigoted and intolerant, when they are the ones throwing the fit and vowing to not eat at Chik - Fil - A.

And what worried Erikson the most and seems today the most ironic, was that these young men seemed incapable of rebellion, incapable of questioning anything basic about their own society.

Most ironic part of all of this is that the group (young adults) that appear to have come out in force to get him re-elected, are the ones that will be paying for this decision (in more ways than one) for the rest of their lives...

To me the most ironic of all are the ones who think God wanted a human blood sacrifice, and the only possible way to get on God's good side is to acknowledge that.

The most ironic is that when they listen in on our conversation with an unbelieving world and discover that our community is overflowing with people so far from God that they normally wouldn't darken the doors of a church — and they conclude we must be emergent.