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121. A natural comedian from his early days performing in revue sketches at the Edinburgh festival, Grant adopts an ironic tone about his work as well as his personal life.

122. More interesting is that the new film written by martial arts add a special history historiographer leaves, the figure is set to money eyes, who Writing Whose money on "corrupt", highly ironic.

123. We may imagine an ironic culmination of this development when the word" cousin" no longer applies to a kinship role but to the holder of degree in the hierarchy of" cousinhood" specialists.

124. I wondered if he was being ironic but his friend agreed with him, giving the sort of sigh that acknowledges a self-evident truth.

125. It's ironic that a Web awards ceremony celebrates, even imposes , pithiness.

126. In his early and lightly ironic work, his criticism was restrained.

127. Unsuspectingly live in the past 20 years, it should actually do not know how to live, really sad, my dear, it is ironic that I am?

128. Intended as ironic, this remark empurpled the anti-anti-Communists who predominated on the intellectual left.

129. The importunate memory was kept before her by its ironic contrast to her present situation.

130. She pronounced the " we " with a faint emphasis that gave it an ironic sound.

131. That'd be a little ironic, that cold soup would be named after hot springs.

132. It would be ironic if an instrument built to detect something as vast as astrophysical sources of gravitational waves inadvertently detected the minuscule graininess of space-time.

133. Madeline's ironic glance at Kirby made him feel his years.

134. At the most solemn moments he will flash a mocking smile or make an ironic remark.

135. Is to use black humor, the traditional forces in society, designed ironic dig at capabilities.

136. In some ironic twist of fate, King Edward II was executed in his sleep years after Bohun's death, landing him the number five spot on our list.

137. The Don paused and gave the undertaker a polite, ironic smile.

138. Although he dabbled in Buddhism (and acid), he never embraced the idea of organized religion, a fact that makes the Apple religion all the more ironic — particularly his place in its belief system.sentencedict.com

139. The writer about the indirect expression way in works in iron rule, and it is also certainly result ironic literature's development in China.

140. I like his impudence ! ( ironic, meaning that his impudence is prepesterous or amusing ).

141. Pontius Pilate had Jesus' "crime"—King of the Jews—posted in three languages, in ironic tribute to the travesty of justice.

142. Mr Earp added: 'What's interesting is the ironic effect of the negative image.

143. In fact it is ironic to me that it is considered pro-American to want the dollar to maintain its role as the world's dominant reserve currency and anti-American to call for a change.

144. I should like to know how she would explain it. ( ironic ).

145. Shen Cong - wen accomplished the sneering at urban world by the way of ironic narration strategy.

146. At the early stage of Requirements Definition, brainstorming assumes a somewhat ironic purpose.

147. Skip , the bartender made the sour planters'punch with exaggerated, ironic care.

148. If Athar's story is deeply ironic, it also speaks volumes about the lives of ordinary and decent Pakistanis today.

149. It is ironic that the more serious problems emanate from the more industrially advanced societies.

150. "Thinker" is rather an ironic moniker for someone as doltish as you?