Sentences with phrase «very ironic way»

A few snips here and there, and a reduction in running time of at least twenty minutes, may benefit I Saw The Light's overall feel, because, as it stands, the film, in a very ironic way, is the complete opposite of the subject matter it is trying to portray.

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«It is ironic that they're accusing me of supporting indecency in relation to children when they themselves are not above producing photographs of very young girls, titivating photographs in bikinis, so, you know, I stand by what I was doing at NCCL and I stand by what I was doing all the way through,» she said on Newsnight.
«But the ironic choice can also work in an unironic, very earnest way.
«Likewise, abuse against women was something that was hugely prevalent in Tonya's life but the Me Too movement, the Time's Up «movement hadn't begun when we were filming so it is very sadly ironic that it has become so topical but the best way forward is for all of us to discuss it.»
While that may seem ironic, it's actually a very cost - effective way to transform your ideas into eBooks.
when confronted with bags of dried cat food (bad bad bad for cats) and it has freakin» cranberries (very popular in «organic» and «natural» dried cat foods which is particularly ironic because dried kibble is in no way part of a feline «natural» diet.
The ironic thing is the client for setting up multiplayer games within GameCenter is very easy and much more convenient than the traditional way of IP matching or host serving.
Using the female body as a mechanism to explore themes of power, female representation, fetishism and objectification, usually in an ironic and cheerful way, Lichtenstein's work embodies the very paradox she is trying to explore.
Wow, very serious and normal article until right there at the end, when they unintentionally went completely ironic hilarious: «Weâ $ ™ ve come a long way since the iPhone launched in 2007 giving AT&T a near four - year exclusive on the iconic device.»
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